Meaning of
kaabiz
काबिज़ • قابض
English
occupant; possessor; conqueror
Hindi
अधिकारी; स्वामी; विजेता
Urdu
قابض; مالک; فاتح
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
ek-tarfa ishq ka izhaar karna chahte ho
khud ko sharminda sar-e-bazaar karna chahte ho
tum agar jo ho nahin paa.e kisi bhi dil pe qaabez
isliye tum jism ka vyaapaar karna chahte ho
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ha
men tumse shikaayat to nahin bas
tumhein yakdam se chhoda ja raha hai
kisi kii yaad qaabez hai nahin to
junoon men sar ko phoda ja raha hai
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us..ko ko bas jalana tha
cigarette to ik bahaana tha
vo kaabiz thii mire dil pe
har haal men bhagaana tha
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ek-tarfa ishq ka izhaar karna chahte ho
khud ko sharminda sar-e-bazaar karna chahte ho
tum agar jo ho nahin paa.e kisi bhi dil pe qaabez
isliye tum jism ka vyaapaar karna chahte ho
0
ha
men tumse shikaayat to nahin bas
tumhein yakdam se chhoda ja raha hai
kisi kii yaad qaabez hai nahin to
junoon men sar ko phoda ja raha hai
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Nuance
Kaabiz conveys a sense of possession and control, often with an undertone of conquest. In poetry, it reflects the dynamics of power and the struggle for dominance, where emotions and desires vie for supremacy.
Poetic Usage
Poets use kaabiz to explore themes of control and dominance. It is often contrasted with vulnerability, highlighting the tension between power and submission.
Closing Insight
Kaabiz in poetry reveals the intricate dance of power and vulnerability, a reflection of the human condition.