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    This Marathi poem expresses longing for God and spiritual fulfillment through references to nature, seasons, and relationships. It uses imagery of flowers, colors, moonlight, and sounds of nature to convey a sense of separation from the divine and hope for reunion. Descriptions of feelings like sadness, restlessness, and waiting are balanced with optimism that God's love will overcome. The short, repetitive lines and metaphors create a melancholy yet peaceful tone reflecting on life's impermanence and finding solace in the eternal.

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    This is the collection of Marathi songs, I am updating it; many more to come.

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    This Marathi poem expresses longing for God and spiritual fulfillment through references to nature, seasons, and relationships. It uses imagery of flowers, colors, moonlight, and sounds of nature to convey a sense of separation from the divine and hope for reunion. Descriptions of feelings like sadness, restlessness, and waiting are balanced with optimism that God's love will overcome. The short, repetitive lines and metaphors create a melancholy yet peaceful tone reflecting on life's impermanence and finding solace in the eternal.

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    Marathi Gaani

    Uploaded by

    Padmakar Dadegaonkar
    This Marathi poem expresses longing for God and spiritual fulfillment through references to nature, seasons, and relationships. It uses imagery of flowers, colors, moonlight, and sounds of nature to convey a sense of separation from the divine and hope for reunion. Descriptions of feelings like sadness, restlessness, and waiting are balanced with optimism that God's love will overcome. The short, repetitive lines and metaphors create a melancholy yet peaceful tone reflecting on life's impermanence and finding solace in the eternal.

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    airanichya deva tula

    ananta tula kon pahu shake


    are sansar sansar
    asa bebhan ha vara
    ata vishwatmake deve
    bai bai man moracha
    bhetilagi jiva lagalise aas
    bugadi mazi sandali ga
    chandane shimpit jashi
    chandanyat phirtanna
    chapha bolena
    dehachi tijori
    dhundi kalyana dundi phulana
    ganaraj rangi nachato
    ghanshyam sundara shridhara
    gomu sangatina mazya
    gopala gopal devakinandan gopal
    hi vat dur jate
    hil hil hil pori hila
    jambhul pikalya zadakhali
    jeevanat hi ghadi lata
    jithe sagara dharani milate
    jivalaga rahile re dur ghar maze
    jivanat hi ghadi ashich rahu de
    kaya ga sakhu
    kaya matit matit
    kunachya khandyavar kunache oze
    latpat latpat tujha
    lek ladaki ya gharachi
    mage ubha mangesh
    majya saranga raja saranga
    malmali tarunya maze
    marmabandhatali thev hi
    mee rat takali
    mendichya panavara
    mi maj harpun basale ga
    mi rat takali
    mogara phulala
    naahi kashi mhanu
    nab utaru ala
    nach nachuni ati mi damale
    nach re mora
    nahi kashi mahnu tula
    nahi kharachili kavadi damadi
    pandurang kanti divya tej zalakti
    phite andarache jale
    ramya hi svargahun lanka
    rasika tuzyachasathi parvin sultana
    reshmachya dhagyanni
    ruperi valut madanchya banat
    sakhya re ghayal mee
    sandhikali ya asha
    sharavanat ghan nilaa
    sarva sarva visaru de asha
    sharad sundar chanderi rati
    shur amhi saradar amhala kay kunachi bhiti
    tarun ahe ratra ajuni
    valhav re nakhava ho valhava re
    vilopale madhumilanat ya
    visaru nako shrirama mala
    yatimana mam manat na malini rajurkar
    ye re ghana ye re ghana
    zuk zuk zuk zuk agingadi

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