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Good morning sms 140 character in hindi

Good morning sms 140 character in hindi

Subha Subha jub koi peghaam Aata hy,
Dil kehta hy koi tujhe bhi yaad kartha hy,
Padh ke msg Chehre gulaab ki tarha Khil jata hai,
Yehi hota hai jub koi apna Aap ko Dil say yaad karta hai.
Happy Good Morning Sweet Friends

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Aaankhe kholo ALLAH ka naam lo,
Sans lo thandi hawa ka jaam lo,
Phir zara mobile haath mein thaam lo,
Aur Hum se bhi 1 DILKASH subah ka peghaam lo
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Have a Nice Day.

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"THAKANPUR" say "FRESHNAGAR"
tak Aane waali "NINDIYA" Express
Prabhat Nagar pohach chuki hy,
Yatriyo say anurodh hai Ke wo apne
Haseen Sapno say Jaag jaye.
Good Morning Have a Nice Day

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Her Aaahat Mera Ehsaas Dilaye gi,
Hawa Bhi Mera Kissa Sunaye gi.braveness
Aur Na Chaahte Huye Bhi Aaap ko Meri Yaad Ayegi.
Good Morning

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Having the braveness to say No to the Little Things
In Life Will Give you The Power to say YES to the BIG Things.
Good Mrng Good Day!

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