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The sweetness of Sarasvati on her lips, Manikarnika Ganga in her ears, and graceful hair on her head—her entire body seems like sacred pilgrimage.
With flute at his lips, Champaka flower on his crown, left shoulder lowered—this is Krishna, the slayer of Kamsa, whom I bow to always.
The lips of the unsteady-eyed beloved rob the vitality of her kin—but what wonder if they take the lives of others too?
On her lips, nose, cheeks, chin, groin, navel, back, belly — these spiral marks are beyond description. Possibly erotic or symbolic.
A classification of abilities: the lowest knows only theory, the middle acts without full understanding, and the highest unites theory and practice. A...
A poetic pun where "adhara-bimba" (lower lip like a fruit) implies sweetness, beauty, and sensual suggestion through layered Sanskrit wordplay.
Her lips are as red as fresh leaf buds, arms soft as branches, and youth blooms on her limbs like a flower—an alluring picture of femininity.
Your lip is like a ruby—even if wounded, it is precious. Why then is your hand offered? It seems purposeless—a playful remark from a lover.
Her lips like glowing buds, face outshining the moon, unmatched body—all surpass even divine craftsmanship, defying creation itself.
A richly romantic description of an embrace, with entwined lips, necks, hearts, and thighs on a winter night. The verse evokes passion and fulfillment...
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