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Having attained her, behold her heart as gentle and soft as tender buds—with even opposing traits harmoniously blended together—a celebration of the i...
Numerous kings, adorned like countless stars, also receive symbols of honor (lamps) in their realms; in every direction, light-bearing pigeons and ris...
Once the objective is attained, the path grows tranquil; with steadfast resolve, no obstacle can impede progress. It highlights the power of focused d...
In the lower realm, one who slays (or defeats) bears a garland of gold; the autumn sun reclines upon tender cheeks, and the playful, shifting pearls o...
This verse describes Lord Rama’s divine form in the cottage of Panchavati, his radiant thighs compared to blooming blue lotuses, his form so captivati...
Even a rustic or village buffoon may prattle arrogantly in the company of nobles, highlighting how even unworthy mouths may utter words in noble assem...
The poet compares the beloved’s gait at night to that of an elephant and her beauty to lightning; he wonders how many merits he must have earned to be...
At night, she angrily left for her beloved's abode, adorned with a garland. The young man, overwhelmed with grief, could not even take a step—so power...
Forced by elders, she is made to lie beside another at night. Afraid of what will happen, her lotus eyes tremble, revealing inner turmoil and emotiona...
A lamp deeply stained with red lac at night seems to wear a hue of passion. But by morning, after drinking oil all night, it becomes pale, just like l...
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