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Dil ne dilbar ke-liye


Dil ne dilbar ke-liye, mera saath chod diya,
Phir mere ghar ke taraf tufaan ne ruk maud liya.

Ishq ke moh se dil ko bachake chalte the,
Hai kis khel mein yeh apna naam jaud liya.

Apne hi dhun mein sabe raat ko sho laite the,
Hai kis shakhs ka daman yeh dil ne aodh liya.

Dil yeh shishe ka tha kitna bhachav karte the,
Esne apna bachav khud ma khud hi faud liya.
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