Is tarah berukhi se to dekha na keejiye

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Is tarah berukhi se to dekha na keejiye
Nazuk hai aina ise toda na keejiye

Ham aor karenge tarke mohabbat ka faisla
Lillah aisi baat to socha na keejiye

Karwat badal badal ke guzaari hai saari raat
itna kisi ke sabr se khela na keejiye

kaabu men jab wo aaye to suniye na uski baat
is haal men kaha hua uska na keejiye

Dil ko bahare husne mulaaqaat chahiye
usko sunehre khwaab dikhaya na keejiye

Naseh ko bhi  dikhaiye raahe najate gham
Bhule se uski raah pe jaaya na kijiye

Ham jaante hain aap ka har range aarzu
Hamse to dil ki baat chipaaya na keejiye

Maana ki iltijaon se hum maan jayenge
Isse to jaan pe banti hai rootha na keejiye

Mumkin ye ho ki jisko wafa aap kar saken
Aisa to hum se koi bhi waada na keejiye

Sunte hain intizaar hamara karenge aap
Halkaan khud ko aap khudaara na keejiye

makhsoos jab nigaah ata ki Irfu ko
ab chodiye hataiye parda na keejiye

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