Bahut Ghuroor Hai Darya Ko Apne Hone Pr
Jo Meri Pyas Se Uljhe To Dhajjiyan Ur Jayeen
Jo Meri Pyas Se Uljhe To Dhajjiyan Ur Jayeen
These lines metaphorically describe the river's demeanor and
its interaction with the speaker's thirst or desire.
"The river takes great pride in its existence"
implies that the river possesses a strong sense of self-esteem and importance.
It suggests that the river is confident and values its own presence and
existence.
"When it intertwines with my thirst, ripples
arise" portrays a connection between the speaker's longing or thirst and
the river. The phrase "intertwines with my thirst" signifies a merging
or entanglement of the speaker's desire with the river. This merging results in
the creation of "ripples," which can be seen as metaphorical
expressions of the speaker's intense longing or emotional turbulence.
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