Ghazal 3: Be Chain Bohat Phirna (غزل ۳: بے چین بہت پھرنا)

The central idea revolves around the intense restlessness of human emotions, the awe of beauty, and the poet's internal solitude. Munir Niazi describes the intensity of love, the delicacy of the beloved's beauty, and his own perpetual weariness and sadness. He suggests that this restlessness has become his second nature.

Munir Niazi states in his ghazal that he wanders restlessly with a burning fire of emotions inside him. When his beloved walks, the fragrance of ruby lips makes the surroundings bloom like a garden. It is the beloved's habit to hide shyly when love is revealed. The kohl in her eyes creates an evening-like atmosphere where her face shines like a moon. In the final verse, Munir tells himself that he has made it a habit to remain weary and sad, no matter which city he resides in.