My conscience had praised this ghazal greatly, but oh, my eloquent tongue has become very silent.

This profound couplet speaks to the conflict between one's inner truth and their outward silence. The poet suggests that while the conscience (Zameer) acknowledges the beauty and depth of the poetry, the tongue itself has become too silent. It's a beautiful depiction of emotional suppression—when the heart knows something profound, but the circumstances prevent it from speaking, leaving a deep, poignant ache.