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Pull out white hairs and black ones grow—thus say the curious. A playful folk remedy wrapped in poetic humor, blending natural wisdom and superstition...
The elephant, drunk with frenzy, uproots trees, breaks stars, and races toward Hari like a divine force. A metaphor of unstoppable longing and spiritu...
She erases the old sketch on her chest, yet lovingly redraws it. Her anger turns to sweet longing, and her glance brings peace. A blend of playfulness...
The streams, entwined with leaves and twigs, caress brides’ hips and necks, becoming beloved. Even nature plays the lover in this poetic world.
My beauty stings him like moonlight to a blind man. Yet his ego fades before my radiance. Even the goddess Lakshmi bows at my feet—such is love’s sile...
When helped, the noble repay even harm with kindness. The vile repay kindness with harm. The average person tries to maintain balance. The lowest only...
Some people, after doing a small favor, act as though they own you, justifying every offense by that single help. This is a critique of exploitative h...
Helping, speaking sweetly, and offering deep affection—such is the natural tendency of noble souls. Just as the moon cools naturally, these qualities ...
A small person may quench thirst by drawing water, while a vast ocean cannot be drunk. The ability to help doesn't lie in size but in approachability ...
Even among ingrates, there are levels: one forgets the favor instantly, another later. The shloka subtly mocks both but acknowledges gradations in hum...
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