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Khat ko dou char dafa padhna

Letter of tears to the ungrateful beloved, after death

Khat ko dou char dafa, padhna, padhke roh daina,
Meri tasveer pe, joh daag ho, toh dho daina.

Maine marte huye khuch aah likhi hai enmein,
Koi tafleef ho toh shoukh se bigoh daina.

Tumne jeete jee mujhe roz mitaya til-til, 
Ab toh main mar gaya, mat mujse shikayat karna.

Tumne jeete jee mujhe roz rulaya til-til, 
Ab toh main mar gaya, tumbhi khud ko kho daina.

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