Meaning of
khaaron
ख़ारों • خارو
English
thorns; spines
Hindi
काँटे; शूल
Urdu
کانٹے; خار
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
Bach gaya khaaron se to gul ne
0
KHuda ne muhafiz banaya hai inko
sataayein na foolon ko khaaron se kah do
2
dil gulistaan men khaaron ka jala rakha hai
phool ne phool ko seene se laga rakha hai
1
nihaaroonga main jab dast-e-adab se phool ke tan ko
shajar khaaron se niklega dhuaan aahista aahista
1
muskuraate hue khaaron se guzar jaayenge
jaan maangogi meri jaan to mar jaayenge
1
barbaad baagbaan ka aise chaman hua
khaaron se chhalni saare gulon ka badan hua
0
shajar afsos gulshan men gulon ka
badan khaaron ne chhalni kar diya hai
0
lautne se tire itnaa mahke ki dekh
titli aur bhavron ne raabta kar liya
gul-e-tar mere ghamon men jharne lage
dekh khaaron ne bhi raasta kar liya
0
phool muyassar tha phir bhi khaaron se dosti thii us kii
mere alaava mere sabhi yaaron se dosti thii us kii
0
Bach gaya khaaron se to gul ne
0
KHuda ne muhafiz banaya hai inko
sataayein na foolon ko khaaron se kah do
2
Nuance
Khaaron refers to the sharpness and pain associated with thorns. In poetry, it often symbolizes obstacles or hardships that one encounters in life. The imagery of thorns can evoke a sense of danger and caution, as well as the beauty of overcoming adversity.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'khaaron' to depict life's challenges. It can symbolize the harshness of reality. Often paired with roses to contrast beauty and pain.
Closing Insight
Khaaron reminds us of the resilience required to navigate life's thorny paths.