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Yeh teri muhobbat, tujhe pyaar karke


Yeh teri muhobbat, tujhe pyaar karke,
Khabhi chhod daigi, toh kya kigiaega,
Yeh ishq ka sagar, baraf ka nazara,
Khabhi jal-jalaye, toh kya kigiaega,
Bhale lakh katoh ko sehana hai aata,
Khabhi dum nikale, toh kya kigiaega,
Khade ho abhi tak pakad-ke  joh khandha,
Voh khandha hilaye, toh kya kigiaega,
Bhale sar jukata hai tera mulaajim,
Khabhi sar utaye, toh kya kigiaega,
Kalam yeh jo teri tu jo chahe likh le,
Khabhi vakt mitaae, toh kya kigiaega,
Bhale maut gungi a-durusaye hai ab tak,
Khabhi khud pukare , toh kya kigiaega,
Samander mein moti bhale lakh lekin,
Tujhe dikh na paye, toh kya kigiaega,
Yeh sari khudai maan-hi-maan mein tere,
Khabhi maan ho pathar, toh kya kigiaega.
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