Meaning of
bayaar
बयार • بیار
English
breeze; gentle wind
Hindi
समीर; मंद पवन
Urdu
نسیم; ہلکی ہوا
Origin
Sanskrit
Ash'aar
aabiyaari se hamaari baag tab unka khila tha
patjhadon sii zindagi ko saath le jab vo mila tha
roshni dekar use ham teergii men jee rahe hainsubah meri le gaya vo shab ke jaise jo mila tha
0
na jaane kaun si bayaar chal rahi
KHushi ki zindagi se raar chal rahi
budha gaya hai baap jo banaane men
usii ko baantne men maar chal rahi
11
main tumhein dhundhta raha
dil ke veeraane men pyaar ke afsaane men
jheel ke paani men KHvaab ki ravaani men
phoolon ki mahak men bayaar ki lahak men
main tumhein dhundhta raha
yaanii ki gair se
nij ka pata poochta raha
main tumhein dhundhta raha
1
b huk
men rab tere kheton kii dahkaan
musalsal aabyaari ho rahi hai
1
fazaa kii gard men mujh ko farogh-e-husn dikhta hai
bayaaron se kabhi poochho vo kitnii khoobsurat hai
1
aabiyaari se hamaari baag tab unka khila tha
patjhadon sii zindagi ko saath le jab vo mila tha
roshni dekar use ham teergii men jee rahe hainsubah meri le gaya vo shab ke jaise jo mila tha
0
na jaane kaun si bayaar chal rahi
KHushi ki zindagi se raar chal rahi
budha gaya hai baap jo banaane men
usii ko baantne men maar chal rahi
11
Nuance
Bayaar evokes the gentle touch of a breeze, a whisper of nature's breath. In poetry, it often symbolizes change, the passage of time, or the soothing presence of nature's embrace.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'bayaar' to convey themes of transience and serenity. It can be the harbinger of change, a gentle reminder of life's fleeting moments, or a symbol of peace and calm.
Closing Insight
Bayaar carries the essence of gentle change, a soft whisper of the world's eternal dance. In poetry, it is the breath of quiet moments.