Meaning of
nagme
नग़्मे • نغمے
English
melodies; songs; tunes
Hindi
धुनें; गीत; स्वर
Urdu
نغمے; گیت; دھنیں
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
ye jo nagme banaa rahe hain ham
gham kii raunaq badha rahe hain ham
un kii aankhoñ se baandh kar sapne
paanchvi samt ja rahe hain ham
0
tum agar saath dene ka vaa'da karo
main yoonhi mast nag
men lutaata rahoon
tum mujhe dekh kar muskuraati raho
main tumhein dekh kar geet gaata rahoon
76
kyuuñ likhoon zulfo-lab-o-rukhsaar pe nag
men bahut
pyaar kii pahli nazar ruswaaiyaan hi kyuuñ likhoon
75
samandar ko yaqeen hai vo usii kii thii
sharaarat dekho kaisi us nadi kii thii
zaraa sun lo mire bhi she'r aur nagh
men
ye ladki bhi kabhi 'aashiq kisi kii thii
3
ham ab har ik qadam par zindagi ke nag
men gaate hain
ha
men bhi zindagi har saans par ab gungunaati hai
1
badal jaata hai sab kuchh maazi se baahar nikalne par
magar hote hai kuchh iq nag
men jo pyaare hi rahte hai
0
umr bhar khwaab main bhi sajaata raha
khwaab men apne ghar ko banata raha
gham se aawaaz men chaale bhi ho ga.e
dil magar nag
men hi gungunata raha
dushmanon ne bahut teer daage magar
doston ki tarah muskurata raha
zindagi se gilaa koi karna nahin
qeemti lamhe main bhi ganwaata raha
tere jaane se yah haal meraa hua
ret par chehra teraa banata raha
jee lagega nahin qabr men soch kar
surkh aankhoñ se aañsu girata raha
jis jagah bhi mila koi pyaasa shajar
dono haathon se paani pilaata raha
0
ghazlein sharaab yaari gham ishq aur nag
men
kab kya kamaal kar den ye kaun jaanta hai
0
jo ga raha bazm men musalsal adab ke nagh
men
huzoor lahjaa usii ka baahar kharaab dekha
0
ye jo nagme banaa rahe hain ham
gham kii raunaq badha rahe hain ham
un kii aankhoñ se baandh kar sapne
paanchvi samt ja rahe hain ham
0
tum agar saath dene ka vaa'da karo
main yoonhi mast nag
men lutaata rahoon
tum mujhe dekh kar muskuraati raho
main tumhein dekh kar geet gaata rahoon
76
Nuance
Nagme are not just sounds but carriers of emotion and memory. In poetry, they often symbolize the harmony of the universe or the discord of the heart, capturing the essence of life's rhythm.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'nagme' to evoke the beauty of nature, the sweetness of love, or the sorrow of separation. They can represent the unspoken language of the heart, a melody that transcends words.
Closing Insight
Nagme resonate with the soul, weaving the threads of emotion into the fabric of poetry.