Sazaa-e-husn-e-paraasti - Firaq Gorakhpuri

Sazaa-e-husn-e-paraasti bajaa, bajaa bhi nahin
Ki jurm-e-ishq butaan hai buraa, buraa bhi nahin

Kisi ko kya na milaa zindagi mein waa-e-naseeb
Humaare haath bas ik dil rahaa, rahaa bhi nahin

Udhar qadam bhi uthaanye de bad-dimaagi-e-ishq
Hum aison par dar-e-Jannat khulaa, khulaa bhi nahin

Nazar farebi-e-tahreer le udi mujhko

Sirey se naama-e-jaanan padha, padha bhi nahin

Tamaam shokhi-e-raftaar teri raahguzar
Qadam ka naksh kuchh aisa utha, utha bhi nahin

Wo jaise hai hi nahin is adaa se saamne hai
Agar kahoon ki mujhse khafa, khafa bhi nahin

Hum usko dekh ke bhi aah kis tarah dekhein
Nazaara-e-rukh-e-jaanan hua, hua bhi nahin

Nigaah-e-naaz se sun ke dil udaas hua
Agar kahein ke kuchh usne kahaa, kahaa bhi nahin

Jamaan-maqaan ka ye parda hijaab-e-aqbar hai
Hazaar baar ye parda utha, utha bhi nahin

Bas ik nigaah ki parchhiyaan baqaa-o-fanaa
Baqaa, Baqaa bhi nahin hai, fanaa, fanaa bhi nahin

Jisye muaamla-e-husn-o-ishq kahte hain
Hazaar baar ye jhagda chukaa, chukaa bhi nahin

Wo aankh kahti hai aisye ka kya thikaana hai ???
�Firaq� aadmi to hai bhalaa, bhalaa bhi nahin

~ Raghupati Sahaay �Firaq� Gorakhpuri

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