કોઇ......

                                         

                                                         ???

                       અચાનક આવીને ચાલ્યુ ગયુ કોઇ
                      દિલમા ફાગણ મહેરાવી ગયુ કોઇ
                     સાદ પાડી ને સંતાઇ ગયુ કોઇ
                     રૂઠ્યા વગર મનાવી ગયુ કોઇ
                     ચાંદાની સામે આખી રાત જગાડી ગયુકોઇ
                     "કાના" ની મોરલી બતાવી ગયુ કોઇ
                     મોરપીંછ વાળા હાથની કલાઈ કચકચાવી ગયુ કોઇ
                     અડ્યા વગર આ "રાધા" ને પામી ગયુ કોઇ
                    વેરાન રણમા ઝરણુ બની ગયુ કોઇ
                    અમસ્થા જ,

                     અચાનક આવીને ચાલ્યુ ગયુ કોઇ


                                                         બીનાબા ગોહીલ



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