Jyotsna Bhija Nadi: An Odiya Poem by swarup

Jyotsna Bhija Nadi

ratri nadira kone kone subhe aaji niraba nadira jhara(flow)

nadire nauri tuni hei aba sune e ki abujha swara.

Thila ki se dina priti bhora mono swarga shrunge(peak) laagi thila;

abhula smruti ku mone mone jhuri mono niraba nadi heila.

Sarata shishire bhije kashatandi, kule nadi -banasthe

ki monohara aha e sobhoniya drushye mono hrudayata bhashe

Dekha ki soumya roupa- gola -janha nadi bakhye oonki mare

Nauri bhai ra Kato ro ohade kete luchakali khele.

by swarup K mohanty

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