kahin door jab din dhal jaye, saanjh ki dulhan badan churaye chupakese aaye
English translation: When the Day ebbs away in the distance, the Evening Bride steals in quietly.
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| na | When the Day ebbs away in the distance, the Evening Bride steals in quietly. |
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When the Day ebbs away in the distance, the Evening Bride steals in quietly. Explanation: This is an evocative, poetical way of describing the twilight hour. Kahin: somewhere door: far away jab: when din: day dhal jaye: ebbs away, sinks sanjh: evening, twilight ki: of dulhan: bride badan: body churaye: steal chupke se: quietly aye: comes |
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