In the thorny bush of this love, my beloved appears beautiful like the Kaaba. After wounding us, you did not even give us news. You made us dance with your love and then left us broken.

In this profound ghazal, Bulleh Shah speaks of a love that is both spiritual and utterly consuming. He describes his devotion as being caught in a magnificent net of love, where the beloved appears as divinely beautiful, like the Kaaba itself. The Shayari captures the paradox of intense passion: the pain inflicted by the beloved is so overwhelming that the lover is left utterly ruined, yet still unable to stop gazing at the source of that divine attraction.