migrants poem gulzar

Mahamaari lagi thee Gharon ko bhaag liye the sabhi mazdoor-karigar Machinein band hone lag gayin thee saree Unhi se to haath paaon chalte rehte the Warna zindagi to gaon mein hee bo ke aaye the Arre, sagaayi, shaadiyaan, khalihaan, sookha,...

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Updated At : 11:35 AM Dec 20, 2020 IST

Mahamaari lagi thee

Gharon ko bhaag liye the sabhi mazdoor-karigar

Machinein band hone lag gayin thee saree

Unhi se to haath paaon chalte rehte the

Warna zindagi to gaon mein hee bo ke aaye the

Arre, sagaayi, shaadiyaan, khalihaan, sookha, baadh

Harr baar aasmaan barse naa barse

Marenge to wahin jaakar jahaan parr zindagi hai

Yahan to jism laakar plug lagaaye the

Plug nikaale sabhi ne

Chalo ab ghar chalein sab

Sab chal diye

Marenge to wahin jaa karr

Jahaan parr zindagi hai.

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