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EK NAZARA HAI KE NAZARE MEIN


EK NAZARA HAI KE NAZARE MEIN,
UNKE AANE SE PHOOL KHILTE HAI,
VOH HUME PYAAR SE BULATI HAI,
HUM UNHE SAYARI SUNATE HAI.

UNKI AAKHO KI LAMBI GEHRAYI,
HUM TOH RUK-RUK-KE SAFAR KARTE HAI.

UNKI KATIL SI HALKI AANGADAE,
HUM UNHE DEKH-DEKH JITEH HAI.

UNKE CHU-NE SE DIL KO CHAIN MILE,
        PHIR HUMEIN CHU LE VOH, ENTAJAAR KARTE HAI.

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