Ek pal mein ek sadi ka mazaa hum se poochhiye ~ Janaab "Khumaar" Barabanki Sahab !!!!!

Ek pal mein ek sadi ka mazaa hum se poochhiye

Do din ki zindagi ka mazaa hum se poochhiye

Bhooley hain raftaa-raftaa unhein muddatton mein hum

Qishton mein Khud-kushi ka mazaa hum se poochhiye

Aghaaz-e-aashiqi ka mazaa aap jaaniye

Anjaam-e-aashiqi ka mazaa hum se poochhiye

Jalte diyon mein jalte gharon jaise zau kahaan

Sarkaar raushni ka mazaa hum se poochhiye

Wo jaan hi gaye ki humein un se pyaar hai

Aankhon ki mukhbari ka mazaa hum se poochhiye

Hasne ka shauq hum ko bhi tha aap ki tarah

Hansiye magar hansi ka mazaa hum se poochhiye

Hum tauba kar ke mar gaye qabl-e-azal "Khumaar"

Tauheen-e-maikashi ka mazaa hum se poochhiye !!!

~ Janaab "Khumaar" Barabanki Sahab !!!!!

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