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Rivers full of foam and fragrance roar as they descend from mountains, symbolizing both force and beauty of flowing waters.
Even among cultured and instructed people, the functioning of society depends primarily on the grace of speech.
During a dark, cloudy day, a lover seeks traces of his beloved like the sun looks for the moonlight’s reflection among lightning.
Forest streams flowing through fragrant foliage echo the chirping of birds and become musical in spring's touch.
A swan gently paddling on a lake follows his beloved closely, craning his neck to echo her every movement in grace.
O bee, play joyfully with the blooming lotuses while the jasmine is awake, for her aroma inspires wakefulness.
Even noble-born youths, like great fruit-bearing trees, lose everything when consumed by base pleasures like association with prostitutes.
While general principles apply to many, the refined Nyāya (logic) tradition seeks specificity through the power of implication.
A girl pretends to remove a thorn from her foot to attract her beloved’s touch—playful love masked in a feigned injury.
In early spring, fragrant flowers and playful bees create a mesmerizing aura, especially around the beautiful sinduvāra blooms.
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