sherKuch Alfaaz
lutf-e-mai tujh se kya kahun zahid haae kam-bakht tu ne pi hi nahin you've never drunk o hapless priest the joys of wine how will you see the speaker addresses a moralizing “zaahid” who condemns wine, and says its delight cannot be explained to someone who has never tried it. wine becomes a metaphor for lived joy, ecstasy, and inner freedom. the couplet carries gentle mockery: judgment without experience is portrayed as misfortune. emotionally, it blends pity with witty defiance of dry piety.
