That ghazal shimmered forth from a misty gaze, appearing sometimes as light and sometimes as darkness.

This couplet speaks to the intoxicating and unpredictable power of a mesmerizing gaze. The poet describes a ghazal—or perhaps the look that inspired it—that was cast by a cloud-like gaze. This gaze held a duality: sometimes brilliant and bright (Tej Roop), and sometimes deeply dark or mysterious (Timir Roop). It suggests that true charm and emotion are complex, shifting between light and shadow, leaving the listener utterly spellbound.