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With your wet hand, you touched not the cheeks, not another hand, nor eyes, but rested on the knees—beauty lies in subtle and graceful restraint.
The elephant king, out of pride and competition, rushed into the lake alone, uninvited and unloved. In anger, he drowned—symbolizing downfall due to u...
The noble possess: charity in the hand, meditation in the heart, silence on the lips, wealth at home, journey to pilgrimage, wisdom in the mountains, ...
She rises after loveplay, garland wilted, wounds from her lover’s teeth visible on her lips, hair disheveled—her very form priceless, captivating the ...
A goddess, playfully holding a verse in her hand, granted the name “Vame” to the path-lord, suggesting he is now shared with other women—hinting at pl...
On her slender wrist, the clinking bangles shine, seeming like Cupid’s snares to capture wandering minds.
Her braided hair and deer-like eyes, after bath, reflect the moon’s radiance. Again and again, she awakens the flowering of love within the viewer’s h...
Renunciation, truth, humility, bravery, inner clarity, and knowledge—these are the true ornaments of great souls, not wealth or display.
With her hands, she lifted the lotus, offering its dew (pollen) into his mouth. A sensuous gesture depicted poetically, blending devotion and desire.
A king may win a strong enemy by offering him small villages as gifts—it is considered true generosity when directed appropriately.
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