Meaning of
nawaziyon
पुरज़ा • جا بجا
English
fragment; piece; part
Hindi
टुकड़ा; हिस्सा; भाग
Urdu
ٹکڑا; حصہ; جز
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
dekha hai jab se teri shabaahat ko jaa-ba-jaa
har ek shay se ishq bahut ishq hai mujhe
0
jaa-ba-jaa tujh ko dekhta tha main
is qadar tujh ko sochta tha main
3
kya talaashoon main jaa-ba-jaa achha
koi guzre to vaqiaa' achha
log dete mujhe tavajjoh kuchh
kaash hota ye martaba achha
kitna bhari tha bojh palkon par
ashk aankhoñ se gir gaya achha
neend aankhoñ se ud gaii sunkar
she'r tune bhi kya kaha achha
doston ke to pyaar se behtar
dushmanon ka raha daga achha
yaad aayein unhen meri ghazlein
dard lafzon men jab dhala achha
ab na milnaa na hi bichadna hai
tere dar par nazar tika achha
1
phir wafaaein kar raha hai ek shaKHs
phir wafa tazleel hogii ja baja
0
dekha hai jab se teri shabaahat ko jaa-ba-jaa
har ek shay se ishq bahut ishq hai mujhe
0
jaa-ba-jaa tujh ko dekhta tha main
is qadar tujh ko sochta tha main
3
Nuance
The word 'purza' suggests a small part of a larger whole, often carrying the weight of its own significance. In poetry, it can symbolize the fragments of life or emotions that make up the human experience.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use 'purza' to reflect on the incomplete or fragmented nature of life. It can evoke the idea of broken dreams or scattered memories. It may also represent the individual pieces that, when combined, form a complete narrative.
Closing Insight
In the realm of poetry, 'purza' captures the essence of life's fragmented beauty.