1 Urdu couplets and shers with shahron
shahron(m): cities
Description of shahron: The Urdu word "shahron" refers to cities or urban areas, derived from Persian origins. It represents the plural form of "shahr," meaning city, and commonly appears in Urdu literature and everyday speech. Unlike "gaon," which denotes villages or rural settlements, shahron specifically emphasizes metropolitan or developed urban centers. Differs from "ilaqe," a broader geographical term for regions or areas without the urban specification. In classical Urdu poetry, shahron evokes images
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mere kisaanon ne shahron mein
naukri kar li
when hunger grew in
the fields of my village
the farmers left
to work in the cities
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