I neither want your complaint nor do I want my own; this is the truth that exists beyond mere illusion.

This profound couplet speaks to the ultimate state of emotional detachment. Mir Taqi Mir suggests that true peace comes not from resolving personal disputes or complaints, but from accepting the raw, undeniable truth of reality (Haqeeqat). It is a realization that one must move beyond the ego's need to be right or to seek vengeance. The poet finds solace only in the objective truth, transcending both complaint and complaint.