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STRANGE AADAT


Red lips, Rosy chicks

Light misty eye like a few on petals

Upon them, your Muskurana

It is making me worried

Who will rescue this Zamana.

 

Glass on your red-rag nose

Always playful, springy pigtail

Your various kind of Baat

Never understood, but listen till the end

I like it, your strange Aadat.

 

Love for the rain

            Happy even in little serein;

Wander at your Darr

But a smile sweet, then after.

 

Hindi words and its meaning

Muskurana = Smile

Zamana = the World

Baat = Talk

Aadat = Nature, Habit

Darr = Fear 

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