Jaan Ki Taskeen Ke Liye Haalat-e-dil Kehte Hain — Khwaja Haidar Ali Aatish

जान की तस्कीन के लिए हालत-ए-दिल कहते हैं बे-यक़ीनी का तेरी हमको गुमाँ हो कि जो था
— Khwaja Haidar Ali Aatish

Meaning

To give my soul some comfort, I speak of my heart's condition, so that I may not come to doubt your faithlessness as I once did before.

Explanation

The poet admits something tender here. He says he keeps describing the condition of his heart, pouring out his feelings, only to bring some comfort and peace to his own soul. But there is a quiet ache underneath. He fears, or perhaps already suspects, that his beloved doubts him. Maybe she no longer fully believes in his love or sincerity. So even as he speaks of his heart to soothe himself, that very suspicion of her mistrust lingers. It is a gentle picture of someone trying to calm their restless heart, while still troubled by the thought that the one they love may have stopped trusting them.

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