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Haar ke ghar ko laut, aaaegeh


KHABAR   HI   NA   THI

Haar ke ghar ko laut, aaaegeh,
khabar hi na thi,
Chand se etna dur, jaaegeh,
khabar hi na thi,
Jooth se, milo dur tak,
mera rista hi, na tha,
Sach ki aesi sajaa, paaegeh,
khabar hi na thi,
Kitna sicha tha, apne-aap ko,
mangil ke liye,
Jagteh-jagteh hi so jaaegeh,
khabar hi na thi,
Jindigi yu toh, khusi baat rahi,
pal doo pal,
Gham magar sath, yu nibahaegeh,
khabar hi na thi.
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