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With her extremely delicate limbs, she strikes down the beauty of flowers. And the flower-arrowed one (Kamadeva) disables my life-breaths with his arr...
The meaning is well indicated by limbs that contain inner speech; the footwork follows the rhythm... one emotion pushes another away... that is the bo...
May Hari's staff-like leg, lifted upwards to suppress Bali—that staff which is the stalk for the lotus seat of Brahma—be for your delight. A devotion...
Leaving the soft, fragrant flower-bed... feeling extreme restlessness there, she desires to come to your lap, which is pleasant and cool. A messenger...
The gaze of the deer-eyed one's eyes is steady and innocent; her chest is noble... the movement of her brows is full of firm intention. Her longing ha...
The revered Badarayana (Vyasa) is Brahma without four faces, another Hari (Vishnu) with only two arms, and Shambhu (Shiva) without the eye on his fore...
The eye of the lovely-browed one, though still, seems to move; this chest, though at rest, seems to heave... Now she is victorious. This verse descri...
For whom is wealth (kamalā) stationary? For whom is a king a true friend? Whose body is permanent? And for whom is a beautiful woman under control? A...
Indeed, for whom is wealth stationary? For whom is a king a friend? For whom is a courtesan (veśyā) most obedient? And whose body is permanent here? ...
This deception of fate is unthinkable, that the lotus-eyed one, of her own accord, takes the hand of her old husband and, placing it on her breast, sl...
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