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O flawless one, your blossoming breasts expand so gracefully that there's hardly room left between your delicate arms. A poetic and romantic expressio...
He whose humility guides even fate itself—while improper conduct, though well-executed, turns unlucky if fate doesn't support. Fate and virtue interpl...
Your beauty, fragrance, and charm are priceless, yet you are stung by bitter insects—this world fails to honor value. A lament on misjudged worth.
Even the most precious gem looks to gold for setting—like how scholars, women, and vines require worthy support to shine.
The very embodiment of beauty, she steals everyone's heart; even Cupid finds sleep impossible due to her. A vivid poetic praise of irresistible allure...
Even priceless jewels can be acquired with wealth—but a single moment of a passing life cannot be bought back, no matter the cost.
One who avoids vices like exile from home, sinful alliances, illicit lust, hypocrisy, theft, gossip, and intoxication—such a one lives happily.
O child, through complete renunciation, one can rise effortlessly from this sea-like prison of worldly misfortunes. A verse on liberation.
The immature mistake pain for pleasure and see harm as benefit due to uncontrolled senses. Misjudgment leads to sorrow.
Some see misfortunes as wealth, and wealth as misfortune—such illusions cause people to lose even their riches.
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