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Dhaage


Ye dhaaga toh tutne wala hai.
Aaj nahi toh kal tum isse todoge hi.
Bas dhyaan rahe ki is dhaage ki koi taar sabut na reh jaye.

Bahut hi pucca dhaaga hai ye,
Saalon se tika hua hai,
Samundron par se khicha hua hai,
Pahadon pe lehraya hai,
Isme ganthein bhi padi hui hain.

Kai aur dhaagon ke reshe bhi lipti hui hain,
Par jo assal ye dhaaga hai, woh saabut hi hai,
Is liye meri jaan, sochke tassali se ye dhaaga todna.

Kaise todoge?
Ek hi baari mai saare taar kaatoge ya ek ek taar alag alag karke kaatoge?
Ek hi baari mai tod doge toh shaayad saans hi ruk jaaye.
Aur agar alag alag taar tutegi, toh saans bhi ruk ruk kar chalegi.

Par jo bhi faisla karo meri jaan, tum is dhaage ka apna hissa jala dena.

Bada dheet hai ye dhaaga, iski kisi taar se ulajh mat jaana,
Iske kisi siree ko sehla mat dena,
Iske kisi marod mai gum na ho jaana,
Phir se kahin ye tumhe apne jaal mai na baand le.

Tum iski raakh se peeth kar lena,
Naya dhaaga koi buun lena,
Ganthein bhi nayi baand lena,
Ya phir bandhan koi purana nibha lena.

Par abke is dhaage ko tod zaroor dena!



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