Aatay Aatay Sabr Aa Hi Gaya

آتے آتے مجھکو صبر آ ہی گیا

تری جانب سے مجھکو قرار آ ہی گیا

سوچا جو تھا نتیجہ نہ بھی ملنے پر

جو نہ تھا زد میں، اس پر بھی قابو آ ہی گیا

یہ جذبات و عقل کیسے دھوکا دیتے ہیں

کتنی رسوائیاں ہوئیں درپیش، پھر سمجھ آ ہی گیا

خواہ مخواہ لوگوں سے کرتے نہ پھرتو اپنے گناہ تسلیم

جو ان کو نہ آیا، پھر وہ تم کو راس آ ہی گیا

یہ کشتی جب طلاطم سے نہاتِ ساحلی مانگے

جو راہیں سمتِ نجمی چھوڑ دیں تو کنارا آ ہی گیا

عاجزی میری ہے، یہ بے چینی، یہ کم کوشی

جما جو ہوا سینے میں، وہ آنکھوں سے باہر آ ہی گیا

ڈرا بہت کہ نہ کروں کوئی شکوہ، کوئی ندامت

یہ لہو ابلتا میرے اندر، میری گستاخی میں آ ہی گیا

کیا نتیجہ نکلا اس ہے تکلّف جینے میں

ایک زخمِ ناگہاں میں ہوش آ ہی گیا

Aatay aatay sabr aa hi gaya

Teri janib se mujhko qaraar aa hi gaya

Socha jo tha nateeja na bhi milnay par

Jo na tha zad mein, uss par bhi qaboo aa hi gaya

Ye jazbaat o aqal kaise dhoka detay hain

Kitni ruswaiyan hui darpesh, phir samajh aa hi gaya

Khwaah makhwaah logon se kartay na phiro apnay gunah tasleem

Jo unko na aaya, phir woh tumko raas aa hi gaya

Ye kashti jab talatum se nahaat e sahili maangey

Jo raahe simt e najmi chordi to kinara aa hi gaya

Aajzi meri hai, ye bechaini, ye kamkoshi

Jama jo hua seenay mein, woh aankhon se bahir aa hi gaya

Dara bohat ke na karoon koi shikwa, koi nadamat

Ye lahoo ubalta mere andar, meri gustakhi mein aa hi gaya

Kya nateeja nikla is be taqalluff jeenay mein

Ek zakhm e nagahaan me hosh aa hi gaya

2025.03.12.06:47

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