Even as a mere beginner learning the alphabet, I engage in debates. I argue so excessively and immeasurably that it defies all logic or proportion.

This couplet is a profound confession of intellectual overthinking. The speaker, addressing himself as an 'Abjad-khwan' (one who debates the letters/alphabet), questions the very limits of his own arguments. He is admitting that his debates and discussions often lack measure or restraint. Mir Taqi Mir captures the universal struggle of the highly articulate mind—the struggle to know when enough is enough, and how to control the endless flow of thoughts!