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Ek Saaf Suthri Shayari ;-)


Mangta hoon to deti nahi
Jawaab meri baat ka
Deti hai to khada ho jaata hai
Roum roum jazzbaat ka

Wo kehti hai dheere daalo
Baalon mein phool gulaab ka
Daalte hi fisal jaata hai
Haathon se phool gulaab ka

Abhi to uski khuli na thi
Zubaan ikraar ke liye
Lo mere khada ho gaya
Haath namashkaar ke liye

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Anonymous said…
This is hilarious
07 April, 2010
Nikhil said…
Good one..... Amol kharach khup Saaf Suthri Shayari ahe re :) :) :)
07 April, 2010
Anonymous said…
Complete madness...how can you think of such things.. :-)
07 April, 2010
Anonymous said…
Purvert is the only word I can think as of now.
07 April, 2010
Anonymous said…
Sollitttt...luy bhari
07 April, 2010
Anonymous said…
Sholittt.......
09 April, 2010
Anonymous said…
saaf 'sexatonic' shairy!

daywalker
11 April, 2010
Divya said…
ha ha...it's complete madness but couldn't help chuckling!
04 June, 2010
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