haq ne tujh ko ek zaban di aur diye hain kan do is ke ye mani kahe ek aur sune insan do the lord did on our face one mouth and two ears array for to listen twich as much as we are wont to say the poet interprets the physical anatomy of the human body as a divine signal for behavioral ethics. by highlighting that humans have one tongue but two ears, zauq argues that nature intends for us to listen twice as much as we speak. it is a lesson in wisdom, suggesting that silence and attention bring more benefit than excessive talking.