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One who performs evil karma must eventually face its fruits. Like a serpent coiled around the neck that must bite, one cannot escape destined conseque...
In this poetic image, a lover joyfully kisses his beloved’s chin, comparing it to a bee approaching a flower—the union of desire and beauty wrapped in...
A poetic moment of passion, where the lover kisses his beloved’s lips and cheeks, holding her in embrace, teasing her with scented sandalwood—highligh...
The speaker recalls the mother’s presence, her footsteps, and words as symbols of joy. He is so overwhelmed by the ocean of her blissful blessings tha...
This complex philosophical verse uses elemental metaphors—water, sound, light—to describe how all perceived reality is veiled. The play of external fo...
A teasing question to a bashful beloved—why cover your lips with cloth when beauty shines brighter when left bare? This playful sensuality honors the ...
A majestic mountain veiled in snow and rising high into the skies appears as if wearing a divine cloak. The poet marvels—who would not be astonished s...
The temple-like structure is covered in flowers and fragrant smoke, resembling a celestial offering. Even pigeons' movements contribute to this vision...
A precious kadamba flower plucked from a lover, lovingly cherished and worn as an earring, symbolizes memory, emotion, and intimate bonding despite ob...
The verse imagines Lakshmi forcefully taken from Vishnu and installed in the ocean, ironically exalting the ocean’s fortune—only Vishnu knows the myst...
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