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Reth ke dher par khade hai


Reth ke dher par khade hai,
Aur hosh nahi,  (1)
Aur girne par khehte hai,
Ke mera dhosh nahi.  (2)

Kaho na jhuth ke duniya ka,
                 Dard batati yeh,
Hai reth, bhor ki haseen koi,
Aos nahi. (1)(2)

Vajan jara sa bhi rak dou toh,
Eski jaan nikale,
Yeh phul ko bhi nahi sehti,
Etni thosh nahi. (1)(2)(1)

English Translation:

First we dont realize we are standing on
a base madeup of pure sand and second when
we fall we say its not my fault.

Dont lie to yourself that it is helpful to
stand on it and you are increasing your
weight for a valid reason.

Its in its nature to spread when the weight
on it becomes heavier and so you will
ultimately fall.

Time to Open your eyes and See this truth.In
simple words life is based on sand heap and
it is bound to fall when the weight of
useless desires kept on increasing.
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