Meaning of
zism
ज़िस्म • جسم
English
body; form; physique
Hindi
शरीर; आकृति; काया
Urdu
جسم; شکل; بدن
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
jala hai jism jahaan dil bhi jal gaya hogaa
kuredte ho jo ab raakh justajoo kya hai
51
ab in jale hue jismoon pe KHud hi saaya karo
tumhein kaha tha bataa kar qareeb aaya karo
main uske baad mahinon udaas rehta hooñ
mazaak men bhi mujhe haath mat lagaaya karo
295
baat hi kab kisi ki maani hai
apni hath poori kar ke chhodogi
ye kalaaee ye jism aur ye kamar
tum suraahi zaroor toḍogi
162
bitha diya hai sipaahi ke dil men dar usne
talaashi dii hai dupatta utaar kar usne
main isliye bhi use khudkushi se rokta hooñ
likha hua hai meraa naam jism par usne
107
tumne kaise uske jism ki khushboo se inkaar kiyaus par paani fenk ke dekho kacchi miTTi jaisa hai
102
rang-o-ras ki havas aur bas
mas'ala dastaras aur bas
yoon buni hain ragein jism ki
ek nas tas se mas aur bas
71
ye jo hai phool hatheli pe ise phool na jaan
meraa dil jism se baahar bhi to ho saka hai
62
roohon ke parda-posh gunaahon se be-KHabar
jismoon ki nekiyaan hi ginata raha hooñ main
55
log aurat ko faqat jism samajh lete hain
ruh bhi hoti hai us men ye kahaan sochte hain
55
dukh to bahut mile hain mohabbat nahin mili
yaanii ki jism mil gaya aurat nahin mili
mujh...ko pitaa ki aankh ke aañsu to mil ga.e
mujh...ko pitaa se zabt ki aadat nahin mili
52
jala hai jism jahaan dil bhi jal gaya hogaa
kuredte ho jo ab raakh justajoo kya hai
51
ab in jale hue jismoon pe KHud hi saaya karo
tumhein kaha tha bataa kar qareeb aaya karo
main uske baad mahinon udaas rehta hooñ
mazaak men bhi mujhe haath mat lagaaya karo
295
Nuance
The word 'zism' embodies the physical presence and the tangible form of existence. In poetry, it often serves as a vessel for exploring the connection between the corporeal and the spiritual, the seen and the unseen.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'zism' to delve into the duality of human existence, the tension between flesh and soul, and the ephemeral nature of physical beauty.
Closing Insight
In the exploration of 'zism', poets find a mirror reflecting both the transient and the eternal.