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1 Urdu couplets and shers with aansoon

aansoon(m): tears

Description of aansoon: Aansoon is the Urdu word for tears, referring to the saline drops secreted by the lacrimal glands in response to emotion, pain, or irritation. Unlike rain, which falls collectively from clouds, aansoon trickle individually from the eyes as personal expressions of sorrow. Differs from khushi , as it symbolizes grief or longing rather than happiness. In poetry, aansoon often evoke heartbreak, as in verses where lovers shed them silently for

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hayaat ek mustaqqil gham ke siwakuch bhi naheen

shaayad khushi bhi yaad aati hai toh

aansoon bankar aati hai

life is nothing

but endless sorrow

even joy, when remembered

returns, perhaps, only as tears

Sahir Ludhianvi (18)

1971: Padma Shri

2013: Commemorative Stamp India

hayaat (f) (4)

life

mustaqqil (m) (1)

endless, constant

gham (m) (19)

sorrow, sadness

siwa (m) (2)

butfor, except

shaayad (8)

perhaps, maybe

khushi (f) (8)

happiness

aansoon (m) (1)

tears

Theme: Loneliness, Separation, & Grief (118)

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