Are lions poems too? Come, roar your verse!
O dearest jaan between porcupind strikes!
A door for homes—of fear and wood—a curse
A cursive path that does not still, but stays 

In almost sand, in old moist air, rehearsed
And pined, O jaan! O land! No air, nowhere
On canyons of brownd onions. No verse
To trick the waltz to spin on full stomicks! 

A powderd bag of neem will find its hearse
Behind a hall, beyond the affliction.
Before carriers ask, laments reverse
Your singing. Breathless jaan will be tonight 

As quiet Frosts In Sons with no funeral. Terse
Behind the lips of half-lies stand your Words.
A silenced voice, a silencer made worse
My pinned veil. Cries, yours
grow. Rizvi holds her verse,
Of final conversations of matter. 

Urdu Homophones

lion - sher شیر
verse, couplet - sher شعر

dear, life - jaan جان
(a verb, in poetic texts), to know - jaan جان

path - rah راہ
remain, to stay - reh رہ

walk - chal چال
trick, scheme - chaal چال

walk - sair سیر
satiated - ser سیر

condition - haal حال
hall - haal ہال

door - dar در
fear - dar درَ

matter, conversation - baat بات
grew (from a verb, in poetic contexts); abundant, give out - baat اتَب