Dosti Shayaris

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Dosti Shayaris is very beautiful concept to express our feelings with our Friends with Shayaris, Ghazals, Poems, Friendship Quotes and Thoughts and We will post beautiful Heart touching Shayaris and Thoughts and express special feeling for our friends we will have beautiful Friendship cards, Greetings and Wallpapers and please invite all your friends to join us and leave your comment so we will get encouragement to post beautiful postings daily for you all.

Kahin mujhe pyar toh nahin hogaya

               Neendh aankhon se udh gayi hai
               Cheyn dil ka kahin kho gaya hai
               Haalat dil ki na poocho humse aap....
              Kahin mujhe pyar toh nahin hogaya hai
                         Written by Syed Hassan Ali


Teri dosti ke naam apni zindagi kar di

Teri dosti ke naam apni zindagi kar di
Teri hansi ke nam apni har khushi kar di
Tere aane se jeene ki vajah mil gayi hamein ae dost
Dua maangi rab se toh rab ne meri umar lambi kardi

Har ek muskuruhat muskan Nahi hoti

Har ek muskuruhat muskan Nahi hoti,
Nafrat ho ya mohabbat aasan nahi hoti,
Aansu gam ke aur khushi ke ek jaise hote hai,
Inki pehchan aasan nahi hoti…

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