ek baat hai, usko kyun poochh liya phir se
jo safa phat gaya, kyun usko padh liya phir sey
kahin hawaon ke haath ab lambey to nahin ho gayey hai
door bahut tha aasman, phir tumney chhhoo liya kaisey
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ek baat hai, usko kyun poochh liya phir se
jo safa phat gaya, kyun usko padh liya phir sey
kahin hawaon ke haath ab lambey to nahin ho gayey hai
door bahut tha aasman, phir tumney chhhoo liya kaisey
when the steps are not straight
and the path is
you just hope that the
time will heal
the pain of gaps
in what we see
and experience every day
and what we hope, often do not see
but pray
for no other reason
then to mask our frustration
when waves can not carry the load, u just let it be
said a leaf floating ion the sea, bit sullen and sad
but not still yet
movement along the way
wind blew
was not to her liking
she alwasy resisted the trend
unreavelled the mystery of meanings
hidden in silences
like the foams settling on the sea shore
mainey tumhari kabra par ek dhoop jalai
aur phir bina poochhey , ek yaad chali aayi
bahut kheltey they bachpan mein, miljul kar jahan
aaj jara dekho,
us maidan mein, khar patwar ug aayi
—-
tooney jikra kiya tha, aksar akeley mein, is baat ka
ki sach ka daman thamey rakhna,
mushkil to hai, lekin namumkin nahin,
par jab kisee daag ka dar, chand ko amawas ki god mein sula jayey
to kya, koi sach kisee muh se, aasaan se nikal payey
i will now erase the marks of mist sticking to my glassses
i had not cleaned these for a long time
but then dust of a desire
to help all those who had a lot of fire
in their eyes
had stuck my glasses
i could ooly see every thing through thes emarks
now that glasses are clean
will i stop seeing the foot prints
of my hopes
on the path
that paases through the lands
which had crops
of conscience
that will emerge now and then
liek a breeze, taking away my glasses from my hand
for a while
The little drops of dew have dried up now
do not wait for the dawn,
the smell of dried dew
has told the birds
not to make nests in my garden
but you insist O!myna
to perch on the desolate lemon tree
full of flowers
fruits and thorns
but not sure
where to shed these, when
tumney yeh jikra phir kyun chhed diya
koi baat na ki, bas ek dard phir se bikher diya
shayad yahi hai dastoor is jamaney ka
jinhoney phul chadhayey they kabhi meri kabra par
unhoney merey angan mein kaanto ko yun bikher diya
chalo abhi waqt hai, koi justuju kar ley unse mil kar
Maa kaali ka kya kahun, usney meri jholi mein
jab diya , to sneha dher diya
jindagi ko kisi udhaar ke taraju mein na taulo
jo dil ko sahi lagey,
jamana kuchh bhi kahey
bas wahi bolo, bas wahi bolo
sachhai ek syahi to nahi
ki jo achha na lagey, us par pot di
yeh ek ehsaas hai,
iski gaanth ko yun na kholo
kai baar socha hai, ki bata du
is jamaney ko ek khwab dikha dun
lekin jab kho jayaye kisee ka manjar
to uskey dard ka hisab na lo, uskey saath holo
the yellow amaltas
red palash
when did one need
to end one’s talaash
keep walking and smiling
hand in hand
you both need each other
till there is no end
of hopes, faith and some reason
but do not bother,
if on the way, there is some treason
time does not offer
the same fate
some friends do not respect,
no matter, what,
abandon your boat
when the river of life is in spate
efforts dont
go in vain
no matter whether we make them
or some one else
but then does a road complain?
how many people walk on it for what purpose,
do they pause and repair the groves made by the spears
that fell down from the chariots
which passed by this way yesterday
smile, do not grudge
those who passed by,
before the road became rough
they missed meeting you
since their vehicles drove pass the place fast
where you took rest and paused
rather late now
i wish, i had been walking
still