اس سے پہلےکہ
انا میری اڑاتی مجھ کو
خاک مٹھی میں
بھری اور اڑادی میں نے
इस से पहले के अना मेरी उढ़ाती मुझ को
ख़ाक मुठ्ठी में भरी और उढ़ादी मैंने
Before my ego
blew me away
I filled the dust in my fist and blew it
This can be interpreted in different ways depending on the context and perspective of the reader. One possible interpretation is that the speaker felt insulted or hurt by Ana's behavior, and in response, they withdrew or isolated themselves by filling themselves with dirt and ashes (symbolic of grief or despair) and "flying away" (possibly indicating a desire to escape or distance themselves from the situation).
Alternatively, the phrase could be seen as a metaphorical expression of resilience and strength. By filling themselves with dirt and ashes, the speaker could be seen as embracing their vulnerability and mortality, and by "flying away", they could be seen as transcending their earthly limitations and achieving a state of transcendence or freedom.
اسی کاغذ کے
مگر ناؤبنادی میں نے
The person had
sent me a picture of the flood,
But with the same
paper, I built a boat in the town.
उस व्यक्ति ने मुझे बाढ़ की एक तस्वीर भेजी थी,
लेकिन उसी कागज से, मैंने नगर में एक नाव बनाई।
The statement
describes a situation where someone sent a picture of a flood to the speaker.
However, instead of just admiring the picture, the speaker used the same paper
to build a boat in the town affected by the flood. The statement can be
interpreted as a message of resourcefulness and ingenuity, showing how a problem
can be turned into an opportunity with the right mindset and skills.
راہیں مشکل
ہوجائیں تو چھوڑی تھوڑی جاتی ہیں
यह कांटे, यह धूप, यह पत्थर, इन से कैसा डरना है
राहें मुश्किल हो जाएँ तो छोड़ी थोड़ी जाती हैं।
These thorns,
this sun, these stones, how to be afraid of them
If the roads
become difficult, they are abandoned
وہ جو پتھر میں کیڑوں کو پال سکتا ہے!
وہی کوئی رستہ نکلا سکتا ہے!
وہ جو کن فیکون کا مالک ہے!
ایک وہ ہرمصیبت ٹال سکتا ہے!
This Urdu poetry verse implies that someone who is capable
of doing something seemingly impossible, like nurturing worms in a stone, can
also find a solution or a way out in seemingly difficult situations. Similarly,
someone who has strong faith can overcome any hardship or adversity that comes
their way. The verse encourages us to have hope and faith in ourselves, even in
difficult times, and to believe that we can find a way out of any problem.
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