The speaker asks the Shayar not to give them the pain of words, because after complaining, blood has already dripped.

This couplet is a profound expression of emotional exhaustion. After enduring immense suffering—the 'dripping blood'—the poet feels that there is no capacity left in his heart for any further complaints or words of complaint. Mir Taqi Mir tells us, 'Don't trouble me with words.' The pain has been so complete that mere words of reproach feel pointless and unbearable.