Meaning of
naasoor
नासूर • ناسور
English
ulcer; sore; festering wound
Hindi
घाव; नासूर; फोड़ा
Urdu
ناسور; زخم; پھوڑا
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
zaKHm naasoor hai aur davaa bhi vahii
harf dhaaii magar zindagi hai meri
1
us ne naasoor kar liya hogaa
zakham ko shaayeri banaate hue
36
hamaare darmiyaan kuchh tha nahin jag men numaish thii
tere jaane pe phir kyun dil meraa naasoor hota hai
4
ham ne ilaaj-e-zakhm ki hasrat men ai habeeb
zakhamon ko noch noch ke naasoor kar liya
4
zakham naasoor the sil nahin paa.e ham
phool patjhad ke the khil nahin paa.e ham
tum har ik baat men hamse behtar rahe
isliye bhi to bas mil nahin paa.e ham
3
ab kyun mere zaKHm bhala naasoor hue
main to sabki khaatir marham hota hooñ
3
ishq naasoor ban gaya hai ab
kuchh nahin faayda davaa kar ke
2
mujhe sach men jhoothon se bahla raha hai
samandar men nadiyon se nahla raha hai
hain naasoor saare tere hi to mujh
men
KHataa jaankar bhi tu sahla raha hai
2
amn kii baatein vo bhi naasoor ke saath
jang zaahir hai to hai maghroor ke saath
1
zakham-e-ishq tha vaise hi bhar jaata ik din vaqt ke saath
yaar sukhun ke tankon ne to naasoor kar diya isko
1
zaKHm naasoor hai aur davaa bhi vahii
harf dhaaii magar zindagi hai meri
1
us ne naasoor kar liya hogaa
zakham ko shaayeri banaate hue
36
Nuance
The word 'naasoor' originally refers to a physical wound that festers. In poetry, it becomes a metaphor for deep emotional pain or unresolved issues that continue to affect the soul.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use 'naasoor' to express the lingering pain of past traumas, the festering wounds of the heart, and the enduring nature of certain sorrows. It contrasts with healing and resolution.
Closing Insight
In the realm of poetry, 'naasoor' serves as a poignant reminder of the wounds that time cannot easily heal. It speaks to the resilience of the human spirit amidst enduring pain.