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अखिर क्यों
विस्फोटों की भरमार क्यों है
दुविधा में सरकार क्यों है
आतंकी धडल्ले से आते हैं
सोये पहरेदार क्यो है
सबूतों को झुठलाये पाक
दुश्मन झूठा मक्कार क्यों है
दुश्मन तेरी मानेगा क्या
ऐसा तेरा इतबार क्यों है
जो अपना दोशी ना पकड सका
उस अमरीका से गुहार क्यों है
शेर की माँद के आगे
गीदड की हुंकार क्यों है
अपने दम पर भरोसा कर
फैसले का इन्तजार क्यों है
शराफत से ना मने दुश्मन
चुप तेरी तलवार क्यों है
जो करना है जल्दी करो
आपस में तकरार क्यों है
भारतवासियो जागो अब
बेहोश बरखुरदार क्यों है
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Tapashwani Anand said…
शराफत से ना मने दुश्मन
चुप तेरी तलवार क्यों है
जो करना है जल्दी करो
आपस में तकरार क्यों है |

बहुत ही ससक्त रचना है...
आपने अपने विचार बहुत ही स्पस्ट तरीके से व्यक्त किया है |
इस रचना ने मुझे आपका प्रसंसक बनाने को विवस कर दिया है |
January 7, 2009 at 6:56 PM
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