To write the name, and kill the name-bearer, was this what you wrote, 'Meer,' in my fate's scripture?

This profound couplet deals with the concept of self-destruction and fate. The poet suggests that sometimes, the very act of defining or naming something leads to its demise. He questions whether this self-sabotage—killing the 'letter' (the name/art) by the 'letter-writer' (the artist)—was something he wrote for himself on his destiny. It's a deep reflection on the tragic cycle of creation and decay.