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Jini Nolai| Dimasa Thairili (Poem)| Written by Bidunath Nunisa

 

Jini Nolai Dimasa poem. This is our tiny village at Komorakata.

This is our tiny village, Komorakata

Dimasa Thairili (Poem)

Jini Nolai

Writer: Bidunath Nunisa

Nailalong disaha
Nabelangsa nalendresa
Daokhudu daokhlaidu,
Nohlaini malasarao
Khaikhudu khaikhlaidu.

Nohlai bejing bejing
Mihsaisa hongdu,
MihsaisAhnih khurangthaikhe khnahining
Banjik rao nih rijing sao dukhu blaodu.

Nohlai gejerni phraphangha,
Daorili daosandi thai jipaidu.
Daorili daosandikhe naihining
Magthijik rao khajama mailadu.

Sain berekhahning
Nohlai rogongni groho hadingha
Hulaosa slikdu, dao rijing rajapdu
Khabaisisi khalaihi.

Jini nohlaiha
Musu-Musu baar sepdu
Disiri Disiri Dih sordu 
Nakhasaoni dainbo nuhi hasru minidu.

Hading hadi-haowar
Sam gakrang lili japaidu
Dao mih khajapaidu,
Damasa phli-phli dibuha  birdingdu

Nohlai yakhlahnih bonjulongha,
Daoblipsa Baidu majangdini khurangthailai
Daomikha naijuha Siri Siri gradu
Ahnih khakhe gibir khlaidu.

Bonju mander gajaolili bardu
Ahnih khakhe alang-alang nohlaiha longhadu.

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