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As I tried to explain why the parrot made noise upon my chest, my beloved, assuming betrayal, turned away in anger, loosening her ornaments. A humorou...
O innocent girl, how can your eyes be both charming and crooked? They attract lovers and simultaneously cause their downfall. A witty comment on the d...
How can humans strive equally, when their natures are fundamentally different—just like nectar and poison, though emerging from the same place? This s...
How can a king committed to dharma desire another’s wife? A king must specially protect royal women. A stern reminder that righteousness and power req...
How can I look at that youth rising like the moon, whose mere glance brings shame? Like the Bhadrakali moonlit ritual, even half a look feels sinful. ...
O Krishna, how do you let this unruly girl, our pupil, lead us to the street of dharma while she disrespects all decorum and captures even great men’s...
How should we address a king? Who is Sugriva’s beloved? What do the poor desire? What do the wise do? This is a series of rhetorical questions explori...
How can the sun be praised as wise, when he’s trying to consume Aries after abandoning Pisces, like a toothless elder chewing hard food? A metaphorica...
Even without words, saints fulfill hopes. Just like the sun lights every house without saying a word. True greatness requires no declaration.
How will the king endure seeing one never seen before, hearing words not worthy of men, and bearing unjust acts from the honored or the insulted? A po...
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