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The poet renounces worldly pleasures, distractions, loud arguments, and even the venomous wrath of serpents, stating that these things hold no power o...
The confidante (दूति) says that even if the story of the merciless one repeats and that painful time returns, it’s still worth recounting, as even an ...
The speaker begs their beloved not to act rashly and to pause for a moment in embrace before departing. Even if life is leaving, they want the final m...
A poetic and sensual image where the curve of body seems to speak under the instruction of the waist and the cruelty of the lover. Erotic metaphor ble...
A maiden, in her first experience of separation, unable to bear the grief, rushes to follow her beloved, only to be restrained by the belt she wears—a...
Merely chanting "Krishna Krishna" purifies all sins. If one’s devotion is deep, then liberation itself bows at the lotus feet of Mukunda. This is a ce...
A beggar tries to flatter a wealthy man by constantly mentioning his name, like the bird Chataka that obsessively calls the moon. It reflects on flatt...
Let us praise Varaha, the boar incarnation of Vishnu, who rescued the earth without distorting his face, showing effortless divine strength.
The wise man survives even on water and grass. But a man untrained, lacking refinement, is not to be loved or befriended. A call for refined character...
A highly poetic and sensory description of an elephant, highlighting its physicality, smell, and presence. Uses animal imagery to evoke wild majesty.
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