Ritual songs and folksongs of the Hindus of Surinam(1968)–Usharbudh Arya– Auteursrechtelijk beschermd Vorige Volgende Modern socio-political compositions I 96 Modern i [Paramaribo, 1962] On IndiaGa naar voetnoot1 I.[regelnummer] bacäiho na hari bhārata ḍūbā jāy II.[regelnummer] mela milāpa mitratā vipratā kāhū ke na suhāy, bacäiho... III.[regelnummer] cahų disa ke ika phūṭa parata para dekhata jiyā ghabarāy, bacäiho... IV.[regelnummer] bāla vivāha kurīta desa kā are mūrakha desa cahāy, bacäiho... I.[regelnummer] Save (won't you?), God,Ga naar voetnoot2 India is sinking. II.[regelnummer] Union and neighbourliness,Ga naar voetnoot3 friendship and wisdom,Ga naar voetnoot4 appeal to no one (today). Save... III.[regelnummer] On seeing the occurrence of divisions in all the four quarters the heart gets perplexed. IV.[regelnummer] The child marriage (is) a bad custom of the country - a foolish country (alone) wishes (to continue) (it). Save... voetnoot1 The author is not certain whether this is a genuine folksong or taken from a published work. It has evidently been inspired by the songs of some modern reform movements. voetnoot2 Hari, i.e. Viṣṇu. voetnoot3 Mel milāp, a twin-word denoting a general gregariousness. voetnoot4 Vipratā, (good qualities of) brahminhood. Vorige Volgende