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-Chet Bahadur Kunwar
(1940)
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I have frourished on and on
With the history and geography of the
Country mine
And have felt heart beating
In the outpouring sigh of each pulse
Therefore, I have worked a filial bond
From the dawn of life to death.
I've not peered at my country's map
Like life entangled in forts
Can't even imagine
Tumult in my heart.
I believe
My Sagarmatha
Standing upon strife
Will never shy away from the horizon
Nor do have an empty dream
Like armful of the sun
I always see
Infinite longings
Rolling up with the waves of heart-beat
As if in strife
Therefore,
Rather than the yearning
Consummated by living in the
Infinite desires of life
There's a wish to live beyond the end.
Translated by:
Nagendra
Bhattarai