Oh! You are sitting in the middle of the path like a deadly lure. Say that never, 'Mir,' will such an attractive danger come here.

This profound couplet captures the essence of self-destructive attraction. The poet, Mir Taqi Mir, addresses a perilous 'snare' (zinhaar) laid on the path. He is asking for a warning—a premonition—for the moment when he himself, the 'bala-kash' (the one who attracts danger/trouble), is inevitably drawn to that dangerous spot. It is a beautiful acknowledgment of one's own fatal flaw in love.