1 Urdu couplets and shers with jazeere
jazeere(m): islands
Description of jazeere: Jazeere is an Urdu word derived from Arabic, meaning "island" or "peninsula," often evoking isolated landmasses surrounded by water. Unlike continental expanses, it specifically denotes a detached or peninsular terrain rising amid seas. Differs from "dweep" by implying a larger, bridge-like protrusion into the ocean. In Urdu poetry, it symbolizes solitude, as in verses depicting lovers adrift on jazeere-like hearts.
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phir aao vaheen langar Daalen
phir aao unhen aabaad karen
in the ocean of the past, often
islands of memories are found
so, come, let’s anchor here
so, come, let’s dwell here
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