Ami dharar dhular pare petechi asan

Ami dharar dhular pare petechi asan
Music and lyrics by Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar
Song number	2091
Date	1984 November 18
Place	Madhumalainca, Kolkata
Theme	Longing
Lyrics	Bengali
Music	Kaharva
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Ami dharar dhular pare petechi asan is the 2091^st song of Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar's Prabhat Samgiita.

Lyrics

Roman script	Bengali script	Translation
Ámi dharár dhúlár pare petechi ásan Shaelashikhare tumi tháko Tomár ámár májhe ghor vyavadhán Tabu tumi more sadá dekho Cái ná ámi tumi neve eso Cái ná dúre theke háso Cái ámi more tumi t́ene náo Ámáre tomár káche rákho Ámi srśt́a tumi mor sraśt́á Ámi drshya tumi mor draśt́á Tuccha haleo ámi tava visheśań Anurodha more bhulo náko	আমি ধরার ধূলার ‘পরে পেতেছি আসন শৈলশিখরে তুমি থাকো তোমার আমার মাঝে ঘোর ব্যবধান তবু তুমি মোরে সদা দেখো চাই না আমি তুমি নেবে’ এসো চাই না দূরে থেকে’ হাসো চাই আমি মোরে তুমি টেনে’ নাও আমারে তোমার কাছে রাখো আমি সৃষ্ট তুমি মোর স্রষ্টা আমি দৃশ্য তুমি মোর দ্রষ্টা তুচ্ছ হলেও আমি তব বিশেষণ অনুরোধ মোরে ভুলো নাকো	Upon earth's dust I have been finding seat; You reside atop the mountain peak. Between us two is a gap extreme, Yet myself always please do see. I do not want You to arrive below, Nor do I want You to smile from remote. I want that You should pull me close... Please keep me near to Thee. I am fabricated, and You are my creator; I am a spectacle, and You are my observer. Even though I be puny, I am Your feature... My entreaty: Do not forget me.

Musical notations

• Original Sargam notation, if available on Sarkarverse

Recordings

• Listen to the song Ami dharar dhular pare petechi asan sung by Krishna Dutta on Sarkarverse

Preceded by Sabar priyatama, nihita manase mama

Prabhat Samgiita 1984 With: Ami dharar dhular pare petechi asan

Succeeded by Kon bhule jaoya bhore, ele mor ghare