(Jani-go din jabe edin jabe edin-jabe)
I know this day will be gone,
Once at the end of day -
The setting sun will look at me
With a sad smile in face
Asking for departure for the day
Then bamboo flutes will
Be ringing by wayside
The cattle will be grazing
In river-front lawn
Children will be playing
In fenced home yard
And birds will sing song -
Still the day will be gone!
Here is my deep appeal to Thee
May I know Thy Reason?
For asking me to come to earth
Before I depart from!
Green earth is looking up to
The sky with deep eyes
Why quietness of night
Discloses to me the star-talks?
And my life grows wavy
By brilliant day-lights!
I am pleading answers to Thee
Once my role on earth will be gone
I wish to stop totally
Later finishing my ongoing song
I will fill my bowl
By flower and fruits of six-seasons
Before the end of my day!
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3/10/2015
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
fantastic...carry on thank you