neither did we come by our own wish, nor shall we leave by it❞
लाई हयात आए क़ज़ा ले चली चले — Sheikh Ibrahim Zauq | Dard Shayari
neither did we come by our own wish, nor shall we leave by it❞
About Rahim Das
Abdur Rahim Khan-i-Khana, known as Rahim, was a commander, administrator, and poet in Mughal Emperor Akbar's court. He was one of the nine gems (Navaratnas) of Akbar's court. His dohe carry profound wisdom about life, relationships, and human nature.
Born: Lahore, Pakistan · Era: 1556–1627 · Specialty: Dohe, Wisdom Poetry
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About Dard Shayari
Sad shayari captures what's hard to say out loud. Ghalib's restlessness, Faiz's longing, Jaun Elia's ache — this collection holds some of the finest verses on sorrow and loneliness. Reach for these when words feel heavy, when you want to sit with a feeling rather than fix it, or to let a friend know their pain is understood.
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many of my wishes did come true, yet still they weren't enough.❞
I too have pain, but where can I go❞
forget me
but I read that same letter every day❞
I had once believed that with you, life itself would shine.❞
The feelings of the heart do not come to the tongue❞
I see your face there❞
Smiling on the outside, I am dying within❞
In the morning I found their image in the ashes❞