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'Ankahee See Baat'
Neeraj Neer

usee ko main likhataa hoo(n) aajakal,
apanee kavitaaon men.
boo(n)d boo(n)d
apane vajood men Doobokar.
tumhaare lie
jo thee
ek zaraa
anakahee see baat,
vah ek silasilaa ban gayaa hai
kabhee naheen khatm hone vaalaa.
mere man kaa aakaash
abhee bhee taakataa hai raah
aur phaahe se banaataa hai
tarah tarah kee tasveeren
...

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