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The worst desire Kali (conflict), the middle seek compromise, the best seek honor — for the great, honor is true wealth.
The lowest seek wealth, the middle both wealth and honor, and the best only honor — reinforcing the earlier principle.
Lakshmi (wealth) when united with the unworthy brings no enjoyment — like a shadow falling into mud near a mango tree.
The one who names just the mother is the lowest; one who names the father too is middling; the best is one who mentions both and the act — referring t...
The lowest understands only definitions, the mediocre performs only the task, but the best combines theory with practice. This distinguishes the truly...
A poetic pun: “Adhara-bimba” (lip like a fruit) is used cleverly to refer to her lips resembling ripe fruit, connecting grammar with beauty.
The lower lip is like a red shoot, arms like soft branches; youth is like an alluring flower spread across the limbs—an image of sensual beauty.
Your lower lip is like a precious ruby even if wounded. Oh naïve girl! Why then is your hand here—what purpose does it serve? A playful romantic tone.
Her lower lip shines like a red tender leaf, her face outshines the moon, and her form is unmatched. Even fate cannot fully express such beauty.
A vivid romantic scene describing intimate embraces and kisses during a cold night—depicting passionate love and closeness.
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