Meaning of

khum

ख़ुम • خم

wine jar; goblet

मदिरा पात्र; प्याला

شراب کا برتن; پیالہ

Persian

tum bade achchhe vaqt par aa.e
aaj ik zakham ki zaroorat thii

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tu kisi aur hi duniya men mili thii mujhse
tu kisi aur hi mausam ki mahak laai thii

dar raha tha ki kahii zakham na bhar jaayen mere
aur tu mutthiyaan bhar-bhar ke namak laai thii

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tere lagaye hue zakhm kyun nahin bharte
mere lagaye hue ped sookh jaate hain

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jo duniya ko sunaai de use kahte hain khaamoshi
jo aankhoñ men dikhaai de use toofaan kahte hain

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ek nazar dekhte to jaao mujhe
kab kaha hai gale lagao mujhe

tumko nuskha bhi likh ke de doonga
zakhm to theek se dikhaao mujhe

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main ne chaaha tha zakham bhar jaayen
zakham hi zakham bhar ga.e mujh men

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na hua naseeb qaraar ae jaan havas ae qaraar bhi ab nahin
tira intizaar bahut kiya tira intizaar bhi ab nahin

tujhe kya khabar mah o saal ne ha
men kaise zakham diye yahaañ
tiri yaadgaar thii ik khalish tiri yaadgaar bhi ab nahin

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dil ke darwaaze bhed kar dekho
zakham saare udhed kar dekho

band kamre men aaiine se kabhi
tum meraa zikr chhed kar dekho

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log kaanton se bach ke chalte hain
main ne phoolon se zakham khaaye hain

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kisi ke zakham par chaahat se patti kaun baandhega
agar bahnen nahin hongi to raakhi kaun baandhega

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tum bade achchhe vaqt par aa.e
aaj ik zakham ki zaroorat thii

78

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tu kisi aur hi duniya men mili thii mujhse
tu kisi aur hi mausam ki mahak laai thii

dar raha tha ki kahii zakham na bhar jaayen mere
aur tu mutthiyaan bhar-bhar ke namak laai thii

332

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Khum evokes the imagery of gatherings and the warmth of shared moments. In poetry, it symbolizes the intoxication of life, the vessel of joy and sorrow, and the mingling of emotions that flow freely.

Poets use 'khum' to convey the richness of life's experiences. It is the symbol of indulgence and reflection, the silent witness to celebrations and contemplations. It contrasts with emptiness, highlighting the fullness of life.

Khum is the vessel of life's intoxication, a reminder of the richness found in shared moments.