Beautiful poetry by muneer niazi

Hamesha der kar deta hu mein
Zaroori baat kehni ho...
Koi wada nibhana ho....
Uuse awaaz deni ho....
Uuse wapas bulana ho....
Hamesha der kar deta hu mein
Madad karni ho uski...
Yaar ki dharas bandhana ho...
Bahot dehreene raasto pr....
kisi se milne jana ho....
Hamesha der kar deta hu mein
Badalte mausmo ki sair mein...
Dil ko lagana ho....
Kisi ko yaad rakhna ho...
Kisi ko bhool jana ho....
Hamesha der kar deta hu mein
Kisi ko maut se pehle.....
Kisi ghum se bachana ho....
Haqiqat aur thi kuch....
Usko jakr ye batana ho....
Hamesha der kar deta hu mein.....

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