Meaning of
baur
बौर • بور
English
blossom; intoxication
Hindi
फूल; नशा
Urdu
پھول; نشہ
Origin
Sanskrit
Ash'aar
bhale hi saikron majbooriyaan hon bewafaai ki
magar tum vajh mat banna kisi sooni kalaaee ki
56
tumhaare baad ye dukh bhi to sahna pad raha hai
kisi ke saath majboori men rahna pad raha hai
131
saath chalte ja rahe hain paas aa sakte nahin
ik nadi ke do kinaaron ko mila sakte nahin
uski bhi majbooriyaan hain meri bhi majbooriyaan
roz milte hain magar ghar men bataa sakte nahin
86
kuchh to majbooriyaan rahi hongi
yuñ koi be-vafa nahin hota
86
bewajah mujhse phir khafa kyuuñ hai
ye kahaanii hi har dafa kyuuñ hai
kuchh bhi majboori to nahin dikhti
main kya jaanun vo bewafa kyuuñ hai
80
ho gaya gyaarah ka to dikhne lagin majbooriyaan
bees ka hote hi apni naujawaani chhod dii
75
man men ek iraada hota hai taabish
raja pahle pyaada hota hai taabish
maanta hooñ majbooriyaan theen kuchh dikkat thii
par vaa'da to vaa'da hota hai taabish
75
insaan apne aap men majboor hai bahut
koi nahin hai be-vafa afsos mat karo
75
chale jaao bhi ab jee lenge par
sach kaho majboori hai kya
mujhe ye kahaanii kuchh aur likhni thii
tumhaare hisaab se poori hai kya
72
ilaaj ye hai ki majboor kar diya jaaun
wagarana yuñ to kisi ki nahin sooni maine
70
bhale hi saikron majbooriyaan hon bewafaai ki
magar tum vajh mat banna kisi sooni kalaaee ki
56
tumhaare baad ye dukh bhi to sahna pad raha hai
kisi ke saath majboori men rahna pad raha hai
131
Nuance
In its original sense, 'baur' refers to the blossoming of flowers, a symbol of nature's renewal and beauty. In poetry, it captures the intoxicating allure of spring, the heady fragrance that fills the air, and the ephemeral beauty that enchants the soul.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use 'baur' to evoke the freshness of spring. It symbolizes new beginnings and the intoxicating effect of beauty. It contrasts with the barrenness of winter, highlighting the cycle of life.
Closing Insight
Baur captures the essence of life's fleeting beauty, a reminder of nature's eternal dance.