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विटाळ होतो स्त्रीत्वाचा हो ज्या देवाला
स्वत:च त्याने घालावे मग मुल जन्माला

अभिषेकाची धार तुझ्यावर दगड तरी ‘तू’ !
शिंतोड्यांनी फुटे पालवी भिंताडाला ..

मनी कुणाच्या नकोच आता जागा मजला
मीच शोधले आहे माझ्या अढळ ध्रुवाला

अहंकार अन मत्सर म्हणजे तुझे सोयरे
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विटाळ होतो स्त्रीत्वाचा हो ज्या देवाला
स्वत:च त्याने घालावे मग मुल जन्माला

अभिषेकाची धार तुझ्यावर दगड तरी ‘तू’ !
शिंतोड्यांनी फुटे पालवी भिंताडाला ..

मनी कुणाच्या नकोच आता जागा मजला
मीच शोधले आहे माझ्या अढळ ध्रुवाला

अहंकार अन मत्सर म्हणजे तुझे सोयरे
किती त-हेने सजवतात अपुल्या नात्याला

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धार विचारांची आली माझ्या हाताला

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