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Iss se phle ki saare khwaab tut jaaye or yeh jindagi hum se ruth jaaye Ek dusre ke pyaar me kho jaye iss kadar ki hum saare gamo ko bhul jaaye

Unke didar ke liye tadpata hai unke intejaar me dil tarsta hai Kya khein iss kambkhat dil ko apna ho kar kisi aur ke liye dadkta hai

Jo Teer Bhi Aata Woh Khaali Nahi Jata, Mayoos Mere Dil Se Sawali Nahi Jata, Kaante Hi Kiya Karte Hain Phoolo Ki Hifazat, Phoolo Ko Bachane Koi Maali Nahi Aata.

Bhula ke mujhko agar tum bhi ho salamat, To bhula k tujko smbhalna muje b aata hai Nahi hain meri fitrat mein ye aadat warna, Teri tarah badalna mujhe bhi aata hain

Sakun milta hai jab unse baat hoti hai, hjaar rato mein wo ek raat hoti hai, Nigah uthakar jb dekhte hain wo meri taraf mere liye wo hi pal puri kaynaat hoti hai

Har kadam Har pal saath hai, Dur hokar bhi hum aapke pass hai, Aapko ho na ho par hume aapki kasam, Aapki kami ka har pal ehsaas hai.

Muhabbat ki inteha na puchiye iss pyaar ki vajah na puchiye Har saans me smaye rhte ho kaha bse ho tum jagah na puchiye

Mujhe Udas dekh kar usne kaha Mere hote huye tumhe koi Dukh nahi de sakta, phir kuch aisa hi hua Baad mein jitne bhi Dukh mile sab Ussi ke hue

Badi Udas Hai Zindgi Tere Bin Nahi H Kuch Mere Paas Tere Bin Andhera Ho Ya Ho Ujala.. Aata Nahi Kuch B Raas Tere Bin

Phli mohabbat ke liye dil jise chunta hai wo apna ho na ho dil par raj hamesh usi ka rhta hai

[brightlightsloudnoises]

are you a joke

when i wake up and think of your small sneakers on the sidewalk and when the blinds do their best to hold the morning back

and i brush my teeth and think of your thighs on the passenger seat, your teeth on my neck,

your heart on your sleeve

[draconym]

Sometimes I have an entire conversation with Ripley before stepping back and realizing how cool that is.

I arrive home late from a potluck and the house is dark. From the bottom of the stairs I say, "Hey Ripley, I'm back."

"Wanna come out," he answers, which is a pretty standard reply when I first get home. It's midnight, way past his bedtime, but he hasn't been out of his cage at all today because we're dog sitting my mom's very untrustworthy dog (with whom Ripley is unfortunately fascinated). So I say, "Sure."

As I walk into his room he lifts up a foot in a way I recognize as meaning "I'm ready to step onto your hand," so as I open his door I say, "Let's go in the kitchen." I offer him the chance to poop in the trash can, but he declines with a small clicking noise. I ask him if he would sit on a chair, but warn him that first I need to move Coat Shirt off of it (shirt is his catch-all word for clothing), and he makes a little "hm" of acknowledgment.

After he steps onto the back of the chair I say, "I've gotta go downstairs, can I leave you up here for a minute?"

"Okay," he answers as I leave the room.

Upon returning I say, "Thanks for waiting in here." It's taken years of practice for me to talk to Ripley like he's a person (he is), but now it's second nature. He gets insistent if I'm quiet for too long.

"Do want a carrot," Ripley says, leaning toward the fridge.

"I can get you a carrot." My usual reply when he asks for a healthy food. I hand him a baby carrot from the fridge.

He takes a couple bites and shakes the carrot around gingerly in his foot. "I like it."

"I'm glad. Can I touch you?" I reach out to pet his back but he gives me a subtle look: a twitch of his pupils and a fractional declination of his head that means "no thank you." Ignoring this is a serious offense.

"Okay, no touch. A kiss, then?" He leans toward me and squints: an invitation. As I lean back, he makes a trilling sound and smushes the top of his head against my face. "Thank you," I say.

After several more kisses I ask him what kind of bedtime treat he wants. "A peanut."

A lot of our conversation is verbal, sure, but a good deal of it is also nonverbal. Most parrots don't talk, but all of them communicate with their flock in very precise, intentional ways.

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:D thats great