The speaker describes standing enchanted in the Meena Bazaar for a long time. He feels as though rows of gazes are directed at him, and he is standing within that queue of gazes.
This beautiful couplet captures the feeling of being completely mesmerized by someone's presence. The poet, Amrut Ghayal, compares the continuous attention of the beloved to a long queue or line. It's not just a glance; it's a persistent, overwhelming stream of looks that leaves the speaker lost in the moment, standing still in the beautiful 'Meena Bazaar' of love.
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