Sukooniyat
Mann main ek khayal aaya,
Ki kaun ho mere tum. Toh Dil ne awaz di,
Sukooniyat ho Tum. Jab Mann ne pucha…..
Dil se, Sukooniyat kyun ??
Tab Dil ne kaha ki
Kabhi Thandi hawa sa sukoon ha woh,
Toh kabhi,
Chaandni raat ka sukoon hai.. Toh kabhi woh
Suraj ki pheli Kiran sa Mila sukoon hai,
Toh kabhi woh therawa sa sukoon hal…
Kabhi Ishq ka, kabhi pyaar ka
Toh kabhi ek tarfa ka
Sukoon haan.. Kabhi woh,
Duniya ki shor se door mila ek sukoon haan.
Mann ne phir pucha dilse Woh rhti door ha..
Phir kaise milta sukoon hai…
Tab Dil ne mann se kaha..
Woh rhti door ha,
Magar uska milna ka ahsas aaj bhi haan.
Manna usse mile kuch saal Ho gye..
Magar woh pheli mulaqat yaad aaj bhi haan…
Manna usse dekhe saal Hogye..
Magar uski tasveer dekh ke Dil ko Sukoon aaj bhi milta haan..
Manna uski awaj sunne bara’s Hogye.
Magar kabhi bole bhatake
Kabhi kuch sunne ko mil jaata hai. Toh Dil aaj bhi ruk sa jaata hai.
Sangeet main na mile aisa sukoon. Mujhe uski awaz se mil jaata hai…
Woh mile ke bhi na mile. Aisi baarish hai.
Isley toh shyad woh sukoon hai. Manna uska or Mera rishta,
toadha kaacha sa hai,
Magar saacha sa hail!!!
Ab Dil main ek kayal Aya,
Ki kaun ho mere tum.
Toh manna ne kaha.
Sukooniyat ho tum III
“Sukooniyat ho Tum” beautifully captures the longing for tranquility and the search for a meaningful connection. The poem weaves together various sources of solace, from the gentle breeze to moonlit nights, creating a tapestry of emotions. It explores the delicate yet profound relationship between the narrator and their beloved, showcasing the enduring impact of memories and the bittersweet pleasure of brief encounters. The language is simple yet evocative, inviting readers to reflect on their own experiences of finding solace in intangible aspects of relationships.