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Even in treacherous forests, a weary traveler finds solace. Likewise, a man who has a faithful wife finds true rest and refuge. Hence, the wife become...
Separation from one’s beloved, insults by kin, debt, serving wicked kings, poverty, and betrayal by friends — all these burn the body like fire. Emoti...
When the moon seems to burn instead of cool, it is as if love’s separation makes even soothing things painful. The sandal tree, usually refreshing, is...
Sleeplessness born of yearning for beloved and her virtues becomes a habit. Just as indulgence in senses destroys happiness, constant wakefulness in l...
Poets try to capture beauty using metaphors from saffron, grapes, and literature — but Kashmir's women, with just a glance, steal all hearts and minds...
The glow of beloved’s cheek surpasses moonlight. The chakora bird, craving moon nectar, now drinks the beauty of her cheek — a poetic transference of ...
Who wouldn’t honor the one whose eyes overflow with nectar-like light, dancing like waves of divine beauty? Even the gods would admire such radiance.
The redness of the hand resting on garden flowers mirrors the glow of her love — symbolizing passion that leaves an imprint even on nature.
From intense, luminous, selfless beauty emerges greatness — just like from a bright lamp comes multiple flames. Beauty here is both external and moral...
Even sandalwood is scorned by the ignorant, who cannot perceive its value. True beauty and quality are often misunderstood by the unrefined.
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