Again and again, looking back to thee, once more

Home Songs Love and nature 92 Period of composition (Bangla): Nineteenth Vadra, 1346 Period of composition (After Christ) September 5, 1939 Place of composition: Shantiniketan Again and again, looking back to thee, once more, Days and nights these foamy churns awakened, in parables, mind approached out there, rested on armrest The verses and the divine bell, awakened on the festive zeal, with the foamy quest on a tempest The raga-based vibes, orbiting around the tides, ecstatic zeal From the deepest a sound diphthong, to eloquent most trochaic meandering trail, a hymn Bhoirobi the three with the sixth, the festive fair of Ramkeli mela, Purvi, armrest, strumming along the whim Along the foamy tempest through the golden jubilee, joyous, eloquence in ragas through vibes resides in a song, songs among Floating through the trail of thine, intertwined mine, meandering we Songs among these will begin a journey to nowhere, in bliss Trochaic, greenery, forestry, serene, motherland, a yesterday belongs, in tap dance Along the way the must and the bohemian wind and unbridled they Tap and tap on and tuned in, around a finely attuned may. 6:13 PM 8-28-2024