Meaning of
qashish
क़शिश • قشش
English
attraction; allure
Hindi
आकर्षण; मोह
Urdu
کشش; دلکشی
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
vo bade hi sakht tevar men dikha hai
ishq ke bhi aaj fever men dikha hai
ho gaii kafoor chehre ki kashish bhi
hijr ka gham uske zevar men dikha hai
0
maut ke darinde men ik kashish to hai sarwat
log kuchh bhi kahte hon KHud-kushi ke baare men
16
paanv saakit ho ga.e sarwat kisi ko dekhkar
ik kashish mahtaab jaisi chehra-e-dilbar men thii
14
muhabbat men kashish rakhne ko sharmaana zaroori hai
magar ye jaan le shayar ada se chot lagti hai
14
kuchh alag karne ki kashish hai so
apni haalat tabaah kar rahe hain
6
vikaas khidkiyon se dekh aa.e aasmaañ tum
kashish thii phool ki to hausla bhi hona tha
3
ki jitni poore sansaar men hai
kashish utni hamaare yaar men hai
2
is jahaan ke li.e aankhoñ men kashish hai hi nahin
main kisi aur hi manzil ka musafir niklaa
0
samundar men kashish hai aur main hooñ
mohabbat men mirii hasti fana hai
0
kashish hai aapke chehre men aisi
falak se chaand taare aa ga.e hain
0
vo bade hi sakht tevar men dikha hai
ishq ke bhi aaj fever men dikha hai
ho gaii kafoor chehre ki kashish bhi
hijr ka gham uske zevar men dikha hai
0
maut ke darinde men ik kashish to hai sarwat
log kuchh bhi kahte hon KHud-kushi ke baare men
16
Nuance
The word 'qashish' embodies a magnetic pull, an allure that captivates the senses. In poetry, it often represents the irresistible charm of a beloved or the enchanting beauty of nature.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'qashish' to evoke the allure of love or the mesmerizing pull of the unknown. It can contrast with indifference, highlighting the power of attraction.
Closing Insight
In poetry, 'qashish' is a testament to the magnetic forces that bind us. It speaks to the heart's longing and the soul's search for beauty.