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A woman, thirsty in summer, sees Ganga’s nectar-like waters but doesn’t drink — she only gazes. The metaphor shows how yearning often remains unfulfil...
A proud queen, walking with steady steps in dustless courtyards, displayed her disdain through her elegant gait — asserting superiority through bodily...
A woman who once gave water to a blossoming jasmine plant in memory of her lost beloved now sees it weep in flowers. The bloom repays her silent love....
A glorious sight: a golden vine, a spotless moon, a lotus with sesame flower and leaves beside twin pots — all crafted in divine art. The poet wonders...
One woman was betrayed by a strong man, another remains devoted to her beloved, and yet another spends her day joyfully among friends, drinking. This ...
One woman, though brilliant, is exploited like a naive child. Another shines like a banana plant but lacks deep roots. Yet another, radiant as a mango...
A young girl sends a message to her beloved through a maidservant. Nervous, she draws a snake above the gift-box to symbolize her hidden desire. The p...
A woman adorning herself holds a mirror and examines her lips and teeth — recently kissed by her beloved. She gazes at the marks of his bite, reliving...
Burnt by the fire of separation, a woman draws protective images on her body — a snake on her arms, the moon on her heart, and Lord Śiva on her navel ...
Her beloved gone, a woman with restless eyes gives up bodily awareness, breathing only the fragrant Malaya breeze as if it were life itself. Her form ...
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