ঝরঝর বরিষে বারিধারা
Jharojharo borise
Prakriti
ঝরঝর বরিষে বারিধারা।
হায় পথবাসী, হায়
গতিহীন, হায় গৃহহারা॥
ফিরে বায়ু হাহাস্বরে,
ডাকে কারে জনহীন অসীম প্রান্তরে–
রজনী আঁধারা॥
অধীরা যমুনা তরঙ্গ-আকূলা
রে, তিমিরদুকূলা রে।
নিবিড় নীরদ গগনে গরগর
গরজে সঘনে,
চঞ্চলচপলা চমকে– নাহি
শশীতারা॥ Transliteration
Jharojharo borise baaridhaara. Haay pathobaasi, haay gotihino, haay grihohaara. Phire baayu haahasware, daake kaare Janohin aasim praantare - Rajoni aandhara. Adhira jomuna tarongo-aakula akula re, Timirodukula re. Nibiro nirod gagone garogaro garoje saghane, Chanchalochapala chamoke - naahi shoshitaara.
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- Dinendranath Tagore
Dinendranath Tagore1882–1935Rabindranath's grand-nephew and the principal notator of his songs — the poet called him the keeper of all his songs. Taught music at Santiniketan.Photographer unknown, c. 1935 · Wikimedia Commons, public domain / Jyotirindranath Tagore
Jyotirindranath Tagore1849–1925Rabindranath's elder brother — playwright, composer and painter, a pioneer of written notation for Bengali song, and a formative presence in the young poet's life.Photographer unknown, before 1925 · Wikimedia Commons, public domain / Sarala Debi
Sarala Debi1872–1945Swarnakumari Devi's daughter and Rabindranath's niece — a trained musician, educationist and nationalist who founded the Bharat Stree Mahamandal in 1910.Photographer unknown · Wikimedia Commons, public domain - Composition date
- 1895(১৩০২)
English
CEASELESS is THE welter of rain that wearies the sky. Alas for the forsaken! Alas for the homeless wanderer! The shrieks of the wind die away in sobs and sighs. What flying phantom does it pursue across the pathless wild? The night is hopeless like the eyes of the blind. Alas for the forsaken! Alas for the homeless wanderer! The waves are frantic in the river lost in the shoreless dark. The thunder growls, the lightning flashes its teeth. The lights of the stars are dead. Alas for the forsaken! Alas for the homeless wanderer!
Translated by Rabindranath Tagore
Rabindranath Tagore1861–1941Poet, composer and painter; the words and the melodies of every song in Gitabitan are his. Nobel laureate in Literature, 1913.His first photograph, Calcutta · 1873 ? · 25 Portraits of Rabindranath Tagore (Visva-Bharati, Calcutta, 1951)
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