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This bold lady of passion prefers secret union. If her lover isn’t available, she may even seduce an enemy — before dawn exposes her.
Overcome by eager, love-struck glances of women waiting for lovers, the sun blushes and sets quickly — as if in shame or fear.
As the bright sun of Bhāravi set with time, the moon-like Kālidāsa too faded, and the world now gleams dimly by the lamp of Nirvāṇabāṇa — a poetic tri...
As the sun set, the moon appeared like a bowl of milk on the eastern sky — and in it, a dark crow (the moon’s spot) moved.
As the sun sets and the bee returns to its hive, even lotus-maidens rejoice in rest — just like doe-eyed women seeking rest in their beloved’s absence...
As the sun sets and darkness spreads, the lotus folds, bees depart, and creatures, deluded by the change, consume fatal poison (like the deadly Halaha...
Even when the demon (Kumbhayoni) is destroyed, the ocean—symbol of depth—remains calm. Great souls are not elated by the fall of enemies; they maintai...
When the sun sets, the moon and Saturn illuminate the night. Likewise, a son's true brilliance lies not in merely having qualities, but in expressing ...
As the sun, dear to lotuses, sets inevitably by divine law, no one can defy fate. Be courageous like a wheel turning — the brave overcome calamities; ...
As the sun (eye of the world) sets, women do auspicious acts. But the stars in the sky appear as if emulating ascetics, adorning the dark sky like sof...
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