2 Urdu couplets and shers with phirte
Phirte is the oblique plural form of the Urdu verb phirna, meaning "wandering," "roaming," or "going about," often used in compounds to denote continuous movement. Unlike a stationary existence, it evokes restless traversal through spaces or lives. Differs from singular phirta, as it implies multiple entities or habitual group motion. In poetry, like "hum jahaan mein teri tasveer liye phirte hain," it paints lovers carrying portraits while wandering the world.
1 / 2: phirte
aadmi phirte hain
sarkaari bahut
scan your surroundings
before speaking the truth
many agents of government
are roaming around
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2 / 2: phirte
shaayad kaheen
tumhaara dil in dinon laga hai
o mir, you keep roaming
away from everyone else
perhaps you have your heart
set on someone these days?
Theme: Heart, Mind, & Memory (66)
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