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aaj ik aur baras biit gayā us ke baġhair

jis ke hote hue hote the zamāne mere

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kahūñ kis se maiñ ki kyā hai shab-e-ġham burī balā hai

mujhe kyā burā thā marnā agar ek baar hotā

of gloomy nights alone and sad, to whom should I complain?

Dying just once would not be bad, but each evening again?

Interpretation: Rekhta AI

Mirza Ghalib presents grief as a long, punishing “night” that feels like a curse, and he has no one to truly share it with. The second line turns death into a tempting contrast: a single, finite end would be easier than suffering that returns again and again. The emotional core is exhaustion, isolation, and the wish for a pain that would at least have an endpoint.

kahun kis se main ki kya hai shab-e-gham buri bala hai

mujhe kya bura tha marna agar ek bar hota

of gloomy nights alone and sad, to whom should I complain?

Dying just once would not be bad, but each evening again?

Interpretation: Rekhta AI

Mirza Ghalib presents grief as a long, punishing “night” that feels like a curse, and he has no one to truly share it with. The second line turns death into a tempting contrast: a single, finite end would be easier than suffering that returns again and again. The emotional core is exhaustion, isolation, and the wish for a pain that would at least have an endpoint.

Mirza Ghalib
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