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Muhabbat Rooh main utra huwa Noor hai

Muhabbat Rooh main utra huwa Noor hai

Tallauk khatam karna se Muhabbat khatam nhi hote...!

Latest Urdu Poetry

Usne Kaha K Konsa Tohfa Hai Man'Pasand
Maine Kaha Wo Sham Jo Ab Tak Udhar Hai...

Until tonight they were separate specialties,
different stories, the best of their own worst.
Ri

دیوانگی سے‘ دوش پہ زناّر بھی نہیں
یعنی ہماری جیب میں ا

All Things will Die

Clearly the blue river chimes in its flowing

Under my eye;
Warmly and bro

Kon aye ga yahan koi na aaya hoga,
Mera darwaaza hawaaon ne hilaaya hoga,
Dil-e-nadaan na dharrak

Ankh ka kajal hon teri na roya kar itna

Rone se teri mit'ta hai wajood mera

December ke Kehar ko Deikh ker Dil chahta hai..

Ya ilaahi..! Aisi koi Dhund uski Yaad per bhi ho

Ek Tamanna Si Hai Is Masoom Dil Ki Aye Kaash

Aaj Aansuon K Sath Har Khawab Bhi Beh Jaye...

Chaak Daman Ko Dekha To Mila Eid Ka Chand
Apni Tasweer Kahan Bhool Gaya Eid Ka Chand
Is Ke Aabroo

Har haqeeqat majaaz ho jaye,
Kaafiron ki namaaz ho jaye,
Dil rahin-e-niyaz ho jaye,
Bekassi kaars

Again and again, however we know the landscape of love
and the little churchyard there, with its so

Dear heart, why will you use me so?
Dear eyes that gently me upbraid,
Still are you beautiful --

“Faraz” Ab Koi Souda Koi Junoon Bhi Nahi
Magar Qaraar Se Din Kat Rahe Hon Yun Bhi Nahi

Lab-o

Ho Rooh Phir Ek Bar Sawar-e-Badan-e-Zaar
Aesi Hai Qayamat To Kharidar Nahin Main

Parhne Walon Ka Qehat Hai Warna,

Girte Aansu Kitab Hote Hain….

You're stepping on your father, my mother said,
and indeed I was standing exactly in the center
of

donon jahan teri mohabbat mein haar ke
wo ja raha hai koi shab-e-gham guzar ke
viran hai mai-kad

Pallas grew vapourish once, and odd,
She would not do the least right thing,
Either for goddess, o

Aah ko chaahiye ek umar asar hone tak,
kaun jeeta hai teri zulf ke sar hone tak.

Daam-e-har mauj

Adaabe_E_ wafa bhi seekho ishq ki baargaah mein,,

Faqat yoon Dil laganay say Dilon mein ghar nah

Urdu Poetry

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