Name: Poet Avinash Shrestha reads "Of Some Unidentified Village, Nayantara Barua" in the original Nepali by Words Without Borders
Duration: 6 min
Description: Listen to Avinash Shrestha read "Of Some Unidentified Village, Nayantara Barua" in the original Nepali. Read the poem in Rohan Chhetri's English translation on wordswithoutborders.org.

Listen to Avinash Shrestha read "Of Some Unidentified Village, Nayantara Barua" in the original Nepali. Read the poem in Rohan Chhetri's English translation on wordswithoutborders.org.

Poet Avinash Shrestha reads "Of Some Unidentified Village, Nayantara Barua" in the original Nepali

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Poet Avinash Shrestha reads "Of Some Unidentified Village, Nayantara Barua" in the original Nepali

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