Khuda ke ghar der hai par andher nahi.. Afterall GP ji found a line to appreciate and right away proved Sitara wrong. ehehe ! Anyway, GP ji , it had absolutely nothing to do with the illusion you so kindly and elaborately described. And it is absolutely necessary that the two figures, on the left and right, must be different as they were supposed to represent a kurakani between two people. ******** And thank you, Rein, Whyhappy and Sitara. I wrote this ghazal a long time ago when I was young but still skeptic about the notion of romantic love as a unification of two hearts. I used to think and still think that no matter what, love can not be more than a bridge, still with some space, between two hearts. And this piece was my attempt to celebrate that bridge without really denying the space it is in, let's say in contrast with the most popular love songs' understanding of love as a unification, dissolution, surrender, possession and so on. May be love really is what they say. However, I am still skeptic. I am ... I don't know... I am confused at best.