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Even an elephant’s strong shoulders can’t bear the weight of a woman’s hips, symbolizing the overpowering influence of love and intimacy.
Sandalwood, naturally pure and cooling, becomes deadly when touched by serpents—suggesting even the noble can become dangerous by bad association.
Even a full river welcomes the moonrise—similarly, wise people value good company despite having everything.
Though stomach and heart appear the same externally, one consumes constantly while the other gives endlessly—form hides true nature.
Even clouds full of potential rain can be blocked by Agastya's energy—similarly, noble efforts can be obstructed by unexpected factors.
Let there be a day when my eyes drink in the nectar of my beloved’s face, and our limbs engage in playful intimacy—longing for such union.
A speech, however wise, is wasted on an uncomprehending audience—just like a woman’s beauty is wasted on a blind husband.
Like water-lotus and water—bad people stay separate even in closeness. But the good, even from afar, remain united like the moon and lotus.
From the seas to the mountains, no land exists without astrologers—showing universal belief in fate and guidance.
Every time the moon glimpses your face, he blushes and hides behind the clouds—your beauty humbles even celestial beings.
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