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Aarzoo ke diye dil mein jalrahe hain,                                            

Meri aaankhon se Aansoo nikal rahe hain,

Jo aaj tum dil me shama ban ke jal rahe ho,

Mom bankar hum bhi yunhi Pighal rahe hain....


Najane ye nain kya khwaab sil rahe hain,

Sapne aankhon me meri pal rahe hain,

Dard itna diya hai tumne hume, phir bhi kyun,

Tumse milne ko hum itna machal rahe hain?.....!!

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