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Chahat

Ankhien to pyaar mein dilki zuban hoti hai,
Sachi chahat to sada bezuban hoti hai,
Pyar mein agar dard hamien mile to kya gabrana,
Suna hai in dardon se chahat aur jawan hoti hai....

I hope every one wud agree to it. N for some people jo apne pyaar ko bhula nahin sakte.

Benaam sa ye dard tehar kyon nahi jaata...
Jo beet gaya lamha woh gujar kyon nahi jaata...
Woh ek hi chehra to nahi saare jahan mein...
Jo door hai woh dil se utar kyon nahi jaata...

Doston I totally agree to what I have stated above, Pyaar ek woh haseen ehsaas jo bhulaye nahin bhoolta and mitaye nahin mit ta, yeh to bas ho jata hai. N to all sacche ashiq yeh bahut zaroori hai ki aap jisse chahte ho usse ta-umr chahte raho, bhale hi woh aap ko chahe ya na chahe kyonki pyaar naam nahin hai chahat ka, yeh woh jazbaat hai jo do dilon ek doosre se milata. Dil ke sangam ka naam hai pyaar, to doston himmat na hariye, agar aapka pyaar sacha hai to aap ko zaroor milegi aap ki manzil. N issi baat par ek motivational sher.

Suni sunayi baat nahin hai, aapne upar beeti hai,
Phool nikalte hain shoolon se, chahat aag lagaye to.

So yaroon, inhi dardon ke sahare aapni chahaton ko jawan karte raho..

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Anonymous said…
I hope u wud find this gud enough-Savita
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