Birthday hindi messages

Phool khilte rahain Jindagi ki raah main,
Hassi chamakti rahe Aaap ki nigaah main,
Kadam kadam per mile khushi ki bahaar Aaap ko,
Dil daita hai yehi dua baar-baar Aaap ko.

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"motiyaan, bela, phool, kaliyaan,
dekho yarao shaad hain na,
Aaj tumhaari salgirah hai,
dekhoo ham ko yaad hai na!"

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Dua hy Ki Kamyaabi kay her sikhar pay Aaap ka naam hoga,
Aaap ke her kadam per duniya ka salaam hoga,
Himat say mushkilon ka samana karna hamaari dua hy ki waqt
bhi ek din Aaap ka ghulaam hoga.
Happy Birthday
(kamyaabi Aap ke kaddam choome)

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pyaar Say Aaakhir Kis ko Kiyaa Milaa Hai.
Kisi Ko Aaansoon Kisi Ko Kaffan Milaa Hai.
isi ko pyaar kehte hai

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Teri birthday per
(�DUAA�)
Kabhi wo subha na Aaaye jo tujhy raas na ho,
Khuda kare ke tera dil kabhi udaas na ho
Teri duaoon per barse kabooliyat
ki barish,
Jo bujh na paye Aisi koi piyaas na ho,
Kabhi wo khawaab na dekhein teri Aaankhein,
Jis ke jisam per tabeer ka libaas na ho,
(Ameen)

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Lucan: Opening to his Epic on the Civil War (From Latin)

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