Public Corroboree Songs : Flood Water single work   poetry   "running downhill, spilling over, searching and spilling"
Issue Details: First known date: 1986... 1986 Public Corroboree Songs : Flood Water
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Alternative title: أغنية كروبرية شعبية : ماء الطوفان
Transliterated title: Ma' at-toofan
First line of verse: "running downhill, spilling over, searching and spilling=ينساب على سفوح التلال"
Language: English , Arabic
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Translated into Arabic from the English version
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Editor's note: ترجمها الى الانكليزية مونغايانا ننضيريمبالا. الكروبري مهرجان أبوريجيني ليلي تقدم فيه أغان ورقصات ترمز لأحداث القبيلة. وهذه القصيدة تأتي من شعب ننغوبويو

Translated into English by Mungayana Nundhirribala.The Corroboree is an Aboriginal's festival where songs and dances that symbolize the tribe's events are presented. And this poem comes from the Nunggubuyu people.

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