আপুনি যদি ‘বিষ্ণু ৰাভাৰ ‘অ অসমীয়া ডেকা দল’ কবিতাটো / গীতটো বিচাৰি আছে আৰু ইয়াৰ বিষয়ে বিশদভাবে জানিব বিচাৰিছে, তেন্তে এই নিবন্ধখন আপোনাৰ বাবে।
অ অসমীয়া ডেকা দল
–বিষ্ণু ৰাভা
Oh, the Assamese Youth Team
–-Bishnu Rava
Oh, the Assamese youth team
Oh, the Assamese youth team
Your bloody face
Why did it become dirty today?
Inaccessible rivers, mountains, hills
They were young men
Sundar Shankar Lori
did the bottom,
showed worldwide
Infinite arm force
He’s yours too
It disappeared.
Kirtan Dasham Namghosha
Let it be our courage
There are many ways to get a job
Let it be the trumpet of battle
Come to his this Assam
Let there be infinite semen
Assamese! buddy!
Let’s move on, ball
Let’s move on, ball. 0 0 0
Oh, the Assamese Youth Team
Bishnu Rava’s poem “Oh, Assamese Youth Team” is a call to action and a reflection on the situation of Assamese youth. It evokes a deep sense of pride in their heritage and an appeal to reclaim lost power and direction. The poet laments the current state of disarray, symbolized by the “bloody face” that has become “dirty”, and contrasts it with the past, when youth were the ideal of strength and resilience.
The imagery of “inaccessible rivers, mountains and hills” symbolizes the challenges overcome by Assamese youth in history, demonstrating their immense power and potential. Rava calls for reviving this spirit through cultural touchstones such as ‘kirtan’ and ‘namaghosha’ that represent Assamese tradition and unity.
The poem culminates in an urgent rallying call to action, urging the youth to channel their energies and unite for a brighter future. The oft-repeated lines “Let’s move on, ball” emphasise speed and collective movement, encouraging a resurgence of pride, purpose and determination among the Assamese people.
It is a timeless reminder of cultural resilience and the power of unity.
