For hundreds of years, Urdu poets have sung of the morning, incorporating its wonders into their expressive poetry. “Subah Bakhair.” In the following “Subah Bakhair,” good morning can be a soft tune, particularly if it is whispered into one’s ear as lovingly as possible. Two lines express all: “Naye din ki hasin muskaan, tumhare pyar se ho jaaye raushan” (The new day’s beautiful smile, may it be illuminated by your love).
Selected Status Urdu Poetry for Good Morning
na.ī sub.h par nazar hai magar aah ye bhī Dar hai
ye sahar bhī rafta rafta kahīñ shaam tak na pahuñche
SHAKEEL BADAYUNI
raushan-dān se dhuup kā TukḌā aa kar mere paas girā
aur phir sūraj ne koshish kī mujh se aañkh milāne kī
HUMAIRA RAHMAN
Subah Ka Pal Zindagi De Aapko
Din ka har Lamha khushi de Apko
Atish Dehelvi
Saath tumharay har har Subah Suhaani Lagti Hai
Jeevan ki har mushkil me aasaani lagti hai
saveraa le ke aataa hai mire KHvaabo.n kii ta.abiire.n
magar jab shaam hotii hai to un kii yaad aatii hai
ASHHAD BILAL IBN-E-CHAMAN
SMS Urdu Shayari for Subah Bakhair
kaun sī baat na.ī ai dil-e-nākām huī
shaam se sub.h huī sub.h se phir shaam huī
SHAD AZIMABADI
sub.h savere na.nge paa.nv ghaas pe chalnaa aisaa hai
jaise baap kaa pahlaa bosa qurbat jaise maa.o.n kii
HAMMAD NIYAZI
Tu Niya Hai to dikhaa Subah Nai Shaam Nai
Warna In Ankhon ne dekhe hen naye Saal Kai
Pir Naseer ud Din Shah
zindagii sham.a kii maanind jalaataa huu.n ‘nadiim’
bujh to jaa.uu.ngaa magar subah to kar jaa.uu.ngaa
AHMAD NADEEM QASMI
kaun sii baat na.ii ai dil-e-naakaam hu.ii
shaam se sub.h hu.ii sub.h se phir shaam hu.ii
SHAD AZIMABADI
Morning Time in Ghazal
Beyond mere romantic declarations, Urdu shayari delves deeper, finding poetry in the very essence of dawn. Mir Taqi Mir paints a watercolor scene: “Subah ki neeli roshni mein phoole khil khil rahe hain, har taraf hai zindagi ki muskurahat” (Flowers bloom in the blue light of dawn, everywhere is the smile of life). Faiz Ahmed Faiz, however, explores a philosophical vein: “Har subah ek naya aaghaz hai, ummeed ki kiran chamak rahi hai” (Every morning is a new beginning, the ray of hope is shining).
These verses, mere glimpses into the vast treasure trove of Subah Bakhair poetry, resonate across generations and borders. In “Ghalib: The Wind and the Rose,” a collection of his timeless ghazals, Mirza Asadullah Khan Galib captures the bittersweet beauty of separation: “Subah hui, phir yaad aayi teri, phir aankhon mein nami aa gayi” (Morning came, then I remembered you, then tears welled up in my eyes). But even in separation, the morning inspires resilience, as reflected in Fahmida Riaz’s contemporary verse: “Naya suruj nikla hai aasman mein, har gham ko dhundhla kar le jaayega” (The new sun has risen in the sky, it will erase every sorrow).
Ghalib and Mir Taqi Mir about Subah Sawera
The charm of Subah Bakhair poetry extends to the digital realm, prompting a flurry of poetic declarations on platforms like Instagram. From Ghalib’s timeless “Subah ka muskurata hua chehra dekh kar, dil bhi khilne lagta hai” (Seeing the smiling face of the morning, the heart also starts to bloom) to modern day verses like “Subah ki kirano mein khushiyon ki barsaat ho, har pal mein tera saath ho” (May the morning rays shower happiness, may you be with me in every moment), these snippets become digital sunbeams, brightening up everyone’s day.
Final Words
Just as the first light of dawn peeks over the horizon, let the words of Urdu poets guide you. From soft romantic murmurings to profound philosophical insights, a Subah Bakhair poem speaks to every person. Share it with a lover, post it on your social media or, more simply, hold it near your heart. Let the words of these lyric masters paint your morning with vividness and wisdom that will endure throughout the ages.
