This post consists of the following, in descending vertical order:
- four lines in Bengali (মূর্খ মানুষ);
- a Roman transcription (Mūrkha Mānuṣa) from http://translate.google.com;
- a voice recording of the Bengali;*
- a Roman transcription (Murkho Manux) as described at Bharot Xadhin;
- an English translation (We Foolish Men).
* A reasonable, prosaic voicing can now also be heard by:
- copying and pasting the Bengali-script text into the left panel at the Google link given above (after selecting Bengali as the input language);
- and then clicking on the speaker icon below that left panel.
মূর্খ মানুষ
হায় ভগবান, হায় আল্লাহ,
হায় গৌতম, চৈতন্য!
মূর্খ মানুষ হয়েছে পাগল,
নিজেকে করেছে অন্য৷
মঙ্গলবার, ৪ঠা মার্চ, ২০১৭ খ্রি
ব্রুক্লিন, নিউয়র্ক
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Mūrkha Mānuṣa
Hāẏa bhagabāna, hāẏa āllāha,
hāẏa gautama, caitan'ya!
Mūrkha mānuṣa haẏēchē pāgala,
nijēkē karēchē an'ya.
Maṅgalabāra, 4ṭhā Mārca, 2017 Khri
Bruklina, Ni'uẏarka
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Murkho Manux
Hae bho'goban, hae alla,
Hae goutom, coitonno!
Murkho manux hoeche pagol,
Nijeke koreche onno.
Mongolbar, 4t’ha Marc, 2017 Khri
Bruklin, Niu Io`rk
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We Foolish Men
Oh god, with all your many names,
Oh dear, departed brothers!
We foolish men have lost our minds,
And see ourselves as others.
2017 April 4th, Tue.
Brooklyn, New York
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