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    The poem describes a dilapidated house that has fallen into disrepair over time. It describes how the house no longer serves its purpose of providing shelter and comfort to its inhabitants. The house stands alone in its ruined state, with no one to defend or care for it as the surrounding farmland has also deteriorated. The poem evokes a sense of neglect and decay.

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    as per Lalkitab1 1941 edition

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    The poem describes a dilapidated house that has fallen into disrepair over time. It describes how the house no longer serves its purpose of providing shelter and comfort to its inhabitants. The house stands alone in its ruined state, with no one to defend or care for it as the surrounding farmland has also deteriorated. The poem evokes a sense of neglect and decay.

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    Chander 6

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    Nirmal Kumar Bhardwaj
    The poem describes a dilapidated house that has fallen into disrepair over time. It describes how the house no longer serves its purpose of providing shelter and comfort to its inhabitants. The house stands alone in its ruined state, with no one to defend or care for it as the surrounding farmland has also deteriorated. The poem evokes a sense of neglect and decay.

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    pUæ [kkuk u0% 6

    1- [kjx¨‘k ] flQj ¼d¢rw dk iwjk pUæ Xkzº.k g¨xk½


    2- tSlh djuh ] oSlh Hkjuh ] ugha dhrh r¨ dj d¢ ns[k
    3- NBs g¨ pUæ 12 ns[k ] vkBosa ] nwts ] p©Fks ns[k
    4- xj g¨a ;g ?kj jn~nh lc ] pUæ g¨xk feV~Vh rc
    5- dqavk yxs ] ekrk ejs ] ejsxh vky & v©ykn Hkh
    6- ?kj vius d¢ dke u vkos ek;k bl bUlku dh
    7- ?kj vius [kqn d¢ fy;s ] d¨Ã u ean tokc
    8- [k+wag cjrs t¨ [ksrh nqfu;k ] feV~Vh & e©r & [kjkc
    9-
    10- lkfgc rnchj o vdyean g¨os ] 60 lkyk mez
    11- ;k pUæ d¢ [kkl oDr ¼24 lkyk mez½ esa dq,sa
    12- [k¨nuk & [kqnokuk viuh ekrk v©j pUæ dh rkdr d¢
    13- fy;s eanh dcz [k¨nuk & [kqnokuk g¨xk A [kkl dj tc
    14- dqvka vke y¨x¨a d¢ dke vkos ;k ckgj [k+srh dh
    15- t+ehu esa yxs A

    Contributed by Sh. Sumit Bansal of Chandigarh, An AstroStudent. Free to Astrology Students


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