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Shayari on love in hindi

Shayari on love in hindi

Tm Kahty Ho
Main Tumahri Zindagi Hun
Tumhaari Baat Bajja He
Lekin ae JAAN
Itna Bata Dun
Tumhaari Zindagi Mein Mai Kahan Hun

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Wada he humaari ye mohabbat ki daastan khas rahe gi,
Aaap ki soorat humesha dil ke pas rahe gi,
Nahi bhoolen ge hum Aaap ko or Aaap ke pyar ko,
Jub tuk dil mein dhadkan aur ye saanse rahe gi�

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Meri dharkan kehti he tum meri jaan
Meri Aankhe kehti hain tum mera jahan,
Meri maan kehti hai tum mujhe sochti ho
Lekin tum kyun chup ho.

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Kabhi itni shidat se bhi us ki yad aati he mujh ko k,
me bs palken milaata hun to aankhen bheg jati hen....

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Jo Ho ejaazat To Tum Sy ek Bat Puchon,
Jo Hum Sy eshQ Sikha Tha Wo Ab Tum Kis Sy Kartyss Ho..??

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Jisy dil diya woh dilli chali gai,
jisy peyyar kiya woh itali challi gai,
dil ny kaha khud kushi(sucide) kr ly jaalim,
bijalli ko hath lagaya to bijalli chali gai !! By SP
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