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Ghazal

Tum Ruth Jao Mujh Se Aisa Kabhi Na Karna
Main Ik Nazar Ko Tarsun Aisa Kabhi Na Karna.

              Main Puch Puch Haarun, Aisa Kabhi Na Karna
              Tum Kuch Jawab Na Do Aisa Kabhi Na Karna.

Mujh Se Hi Mil Kar Hansna, Mujh Se Hi Mil Kar Rona
Mujh Se Bichar K Jee Lo Aisa Kabhi Na Karna.
    
               Tum Chaand Ban K Rehna Main Dekhta Rahun Ga
                Kisi Roz Tum Na Niklo Aisa Kabhi Na Karna.


Tum Chali Jao Jab B Dekhun Tumhara Rasta
Jaan Tum Lout K Na Ao Aisa Kabhi Na Karna.

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