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    This poem discusses the speaker's feelings of loneliness and longing despite being surrounded by people. In three sentences: The heart is filled with pain yet no one understands why tears continue to flow. Although not lacking in necessities, the speaker sits alone on the street corner wondering why others do not lift them up. Questioning why they come to see only the outward appearance and not the inner self, the speaker expresses their sadness at being overlooked despite having so much to offer.

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    This poem discusses the speaker's feelings of loneliness and longing despite being surrounded by people. In three sentences: The heart is filled with pain yet no one understands why tears continue to flow. Although not lacking in necessities, the speaker sits alone on the street corner wondering why others do not lift them up. Questioning why they come to see only the outward appearance and not the inner self, the speaker expresses their sadness at being overlooked despite having so much to offer.

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    Dil Hi To Hai: Mirza Asadullah Khan Ghalib

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    Trina Nileena Banerjee
    This poem discusses the speaker's feelings of loneliness and longing despite being surrounded by people. In three sentences: The heart is filled with pain yet no one understands why tears continue to flow. Although not lacking in necessities, the speaker sits alone on the street corner wondering why others do not lift them up. Questioning why they come to see only the outward appearance and not the inner self, the speaker expresses their sadness at being overlooked despite having so much to offer.

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    Dil Hi To Hai : Mirza Asadullah Khan Ghalib Dil hi to hai, na sang-o-khist Dard se bhar na aaye kyon?

    Royenge hum hazaar baar Koi humein sataye kyon? Dair hahin, haram Nahin, Dar nahin, aastan Nahin Baithe hain rah-guzar pe hum Gair humein uthaye kyon? Jab veh amaal-e-dil!aroze "urte-mehre neem-roze #ap hi ho nazaar-soze $arde mein munh %huppaye kyon? Dashne-e-gamaz aan-sitan Naavk-e-naaz be-panah &era hi aks-e-rukh sahi, "aamne tere aaye kyon? Kaide-hayat-o-band-e-gham, #sl mein dono ek hain 'aut se pehle aadmi Gum se ni aat paye kyon? (usn aur uspe husn-e-zun Reh gayee bulhavas ki sharmi "harm #pne pe etmad hai, Gair ko aazmaye kyon? )an *oh garure-izz-o-naaz +an yeh hi abe-paas-e-vazan Raah mein hum milen kahaan Bazm mein *oh bulaye kyon? (an *oh nahin khuda-parast Jaao *oh be*a!a sahi Jisko ho din-o-dil aziz ,ski gali mein aye kyon? Ghalib-e-khast ke baghair Kaunse kaam Bandh hain? Royiye zar-zar kyaa?

    Kee iye haye-haye kyon?

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