2 Urdu couplets and shers with behak
behak(m): drunk
Description of behak: The Urdu word behak means to lose oneself or become intoxicated, often used metaphorically for emotional overwhelm. It describes a state where someone drifts away from reason, typically due to love or passion. Unlike words suggesting temporary distraction, behak implies a deeper, more profound loss of control and consciousness. Differs from simple confusion by emphasizing emotional intensity and romantic surrender rather than mere bewilderment. In poetry and literature, behak captures
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farishta ho to behak jaaye
aadmi kya hai
god help us with
your intoxicating eyes
those than can get angels drunk
what hope does a man have
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saath abr-e-baharaan ke
woh zulf bhi lehraaye
it's not just the season of flowers
that has intoxicated the crazed
along with the spring clouds
her hair fluttered too
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