1 Urdu couplets and shers with laashen
laashen(f): deadbodies
Description of laashen: Laashen is the Urdu plural form of laash, meaning corpses or dead bodies, often evoking scenes of mass death or tragedy. Unlike laash , which refers to one corpse, laashen denotes multiple bodies strewn about. Differs from maut , as it specifically implies lifeless physical remains rather than the abstract event. In Urdu poetry, laashen appears in poignant couplets depicting battlefields or calamities, symbolizing profound loss and human fragility.
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DhoonDoge to is shahr mein
qaatil na milega
if you look, at every turn,
you will find dead bodies
but, if you search in this city,
you will find no murderers
turn in the path, corner
deadbodies
city
murderer, assassin
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