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आरक्तदीर्घनयनो नयनाभिरामः
कन्दर्पकोटिललितं वपुरादधानः।
भूयात् स मेऽद्य हृदयाम्बुरुहाधिवर्ती
वृन्दाटवीनगरनागरचक्रवर्ती॥

May the lord of Vrindavan, with red eyes and enchanting dark form surpassing a crore of Cupids, dwell in my heart today.

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Her tear-filled eyes, like red flowers, remind me of her anger—a blooming creeper blushing with inner sorrow.

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Even spring days laced with fragrance and music only deepen the pain of separation from a beloved.

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The wind moves lazily through spring forests, sipping sweetness, carrying the scent of blooming flowers—and awakens memories.

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Spring’s goddess appears adorned with red flower-bow eyes, dusky complexion, and ornaments of Kashmiri saffron—stirring desire.

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The southern wind approaches, dancing with red new leaves and fragrance—enticing even restrained hearts into playful madness.

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Traders should travel with traders, soldiers with soldiers—even in villages, let like reside with like.

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The gods churned the ocean for nectar but produced poison too—such are great beginnings, which test with trials.

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Her glances bring such sensations—are they garlands, camphor, sandal paste, or icy rain? How can one even describe love’s expression?

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Cupid’s bow has started bending again, but the beloved’s weakness from separation prevents its full draw—thus love and pain interweave.

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