The poet 'Ghayal' states he cannot distinguish between good and bad. However, he knows that true delight lies in passionately singing whatever comes to his throat.

This beautiful sher speaks to the raw, unfiltered nature of passion. Amrut Ghayal suggests that sometimes, we operate outside the boundaries of 'right' and 'wrong.' The true pleasure, the 'lazzat,' comes not from conscious effort, but from the spontaneous outpouring of emotion—the 'umang'—that bubbles up in our hearts and finds its voice.