Do-rangi Suun Tiri Ai Sarv-e-ra.ana — Wali Dakhani
Meaning
O graceful beloved, because of your fickle and changeable behavior, we are sometimes pleased with you and at other times fed up with you.
Explanation
The poet addresses the beloved as a graceful cypress, admiring their striking beauty while gently complaining about their fickle, hot-and-cold moods. One day an affectionate gesture brings absolute bliss, and the next, sudden indifference leaves the heart weary and exasperated. It is an affectionate sigh about the emotional rollercoaster of loving someone who keeps you perpetually swinging between delight and despair.
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