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Even death would be easier than the burning pain of separation caused by Cupid’s arrows—no other taste remains when love wounds.
Those who fail to awaken their intellect after gaining human birth are no better than beasts—they miss the true purpose of life.
With gentle persistence, even a tender creeper can destroy a great tree—likewise, calm strategy can overcome brute strength.
A mango tree full of natural nectar doesn’t crave mere water sprinkling like others; likewise, truly gifted individuals derive joy from their own poet...
Even the proud lion, after breaking the tusks of mighty elephants, was terrified by a fleeing deer, exposing the unpredictability of fear and fate.
A servant of Dharma, ever alert and tireless, is more effective than one who is merely eloquent; even a hint prompts him to act swiftly.
Even the wisest and most steadfast person can be reduced to insignificance in a moment by insatiable desire.
Even the simplest task becomes difficult without support; how much harder then to achieve greatness or rule a kingdom alone.
True contentment surpasses even kingdom, heaven, or pleasures; even the beloved's touch can’t match inner satisfaction.
Seeing his beloved's grief, the speaker feels speechless, fearing that even words may further burn his tongue already scorched by guilt.
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