The Shayar wishes to be saved from the cruelty of abandoned idols and express this wish to God.

This profound couplet speaks of disillusionment. The poet, Mir Taqi Mir, expresses a yearning for nothing more than freedom from the cruelty of false idols or superficial attachments. After losing connection with the true divine beloved (Gaye Jee), his greatest fear isn't the loss itself, but the harshness inflicted by the false promises and worldly distractions. It's a deeply spiritual plea for genuine grace.