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Even as you count five great poets, the divine creator himself cannot fully grasp their greatness—such is the limitless glory of poetic art.
Empty poetic chatter without a true poet is mere throat-drying noise. If a real poet arrives, even ordinary lineage becomes poetic royalty.
Only a poet truly understands another poet's genius—just as only Shesha knows the true burden of Earth.
Bharadvāja, the poet, awakens the world with vibrant rasa—his poetic brilliance illuminates hearts and dignifies every expression.
Kings bathed in the nectar of poetic speech gain eternal fame; those untouched by poetry, though alive, are as good as dead.
The one formidable in poetic wisdom, fierce like a rakṣasa, born in the South and radiant in expression—he is the famed poet "Kavirākṣasa." A name rev...
I bow to Śrīharṣa, the shining poet who overcomes wickedness with his pure, pleasing speech—his poetry collides joyfully with joy itself.
Envy does not reside in poets’ hearts, just as musk dirties not, clouds never become unlettered, nor do kings lack wisdom—satirical yet idealistic pra...
Salutations to Śivanātha, master among poets, wise ones, and noble givers—versed in all branches of learning and revered as a true guru.
Why should the wicked suffer from the subtle and profound words of noble poets? Their words are like arrows of truth meant for refinement, not harm.
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