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وہ ایک شخص جو مجھےطعنہ جہاں دیتا ہے۔ مرنے لگتا ہوں تو مرنے بھی کہاں دیتا ہے۔ تیری ہی شرطوں پر کرنا ہے اگر تجھ کو قبول۔ تو یہ سہولت تو مجھے سارا جہاں دیتا ہے

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