2 Urdu couplets and shers with fuzool
fuzool: useless, pointless
Description of fuzool: Fuzool is an Urdu adjective meaning useless, worthless, excessive, or meddlesome, often describing something purposeless, rubbishy, or superfluous. Unlike fa?l, which denotes praiseworthy abundance or grace, fuzool carries a negative connotation of needless excess. It differs from bekaar by emphasizing redundancy or low quality rather than mere inactivity. In Urdu poetry, fuzool evokes futile longing, as in romantic verses lamenting pointless pursuits.
1 / 2: fuzool
ishq-o-junoon ki aag
jo dil mein jawaan na ho
the decorations and adornments
of beauty and living are useless
unless the fires of love and passion
are young and burning in the heart
Theme: Love, Passion, and Longing (113)
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2 / 2: fuzool
shauq-e-fuzool-o-
jurat-e-rindaana chaahiye
from those lips, am sure
to get a kiss one day
just needs pointless passion
and careless courage
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