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English translation of song prangone mor shiris
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English translation of Tagore song prangone mor shiris; please find it below.
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Translation of song prangone mor shiris in English
AVAILABLEIn the months of spring tireless is the blossoming course On the SHIRISH treetop in my patio, What an exhibition of euphoria. On each evening, serene and quiet, when birds' song paused The thriving tree would ask me a question – 'Did He draw near'. Last year too in a similar exhibition of spring – Dance rhythm of a divine feet-jwellary seemed Inflicted upon its branches. The bubbling soul had asked me daily – 'Tell me, Didn't He draw near yet'. A day alike in the future months of spring Deeply passionate The branches would remain on alert trying to pick up noise – Footsteps of the invisible Person. Each day it would murmur to ask me for confidence – 'Is He coming – is he coming'. My solemn query this flowering spring Deeply passionate – 'O the speck of light in my bleary fortune, Tell me, how long should I persist'. Frenzied breeze, across my garden, blows brisk and wild 'Did He draw near'. - Translated by Anjan Ganguly
Shirish: Tropical tree that blossom in the late summer, sweetly scented flower of Shirish.
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