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Shayari of love in hindi


Shayari of love in hindi
Aap dil den hum jan den or ho jayy Aapna payyar
Aap muskan den hum hansi den or saj jaaey aapna sansar
Aap sapny sajayen hum haqekat banayen aur pyar ki ude leher
or ye payyar badta rahy har shaam har seher..

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ZINDAGI KI RAHON MAin JANAY KISeY KuN MILA..
KISI KO HUM NA MILeY oR KOI HaMEIN NA MILA.

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Jab Kisi k sapny kisi k arman ban jaaey,
Jab kisi ki hansi kisi ki muskaan ban jaaey,
Payaar kehty hen usy,
Jab Kisi ki saansen kisi ki jaan ban jaaey�

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Jo hum mehsoos kartay hen Aagar tum tak pohonch jaey
To bus itna samajh lena Ye un jazboon ki khushbo hy
Jinhay hum keh naahi sakty Magar tum jo ijaazat do...!
To chand lafzon men keh daloon K
Tum bin mar to saktay hen Tum bin ji nahi saktay....

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Wonderful lines by a LOVER:
"Aapni neend sy hamy isi liay payyar
hey...
Kun k unhon ny kaha tha hamy
pana tumhary liay sirf ik khwab
hai...":-)

 
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