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“87. Just maybe
These cool Himalayan winds
that burst open
the tender shoots of the deodar
and drink the fragrance of its sap
hurry southwards to me.
I embrace them, my love
for what if
by the tiniest chance
they had touched you?
Cloud Messenger, Kalidasa, 400 CE?”
― How to Love in Sanskrit
These cool Himalayan winds
that burst open
the tender shoots of the deodar
and drink the fragrance of its sap
hurry southwards to me.
I embrace them, my love
for what if
by the tiniest chance
they had touched you?
Cloud Messenger, Kalidasa, 400 CE?”
― How to Love in Sanskrit
“54. Every time you touch me
It teeters on that edge
between pleasure and pain.
Is it a daze? A dream?
Poison swirling in my veins?
Or is it madness?
Your every touch
blurs my senses
with a numbing cold
and a searing heat
all at once.
What Rama Did Next, Bhavabhuti, 700 CE, Kanyakubja”
― How to Love in Sanskrit
It teeters on that edge
between pleasure and pain.
Is it a daze? A dream?
Poison swirling in my veins?
Or is it madness?
Your every touch
blurs my senses
with a numbing cold
and a searing heat
all at once.
What Rama Did Next, Bhavabhuti, 700 CE, Kanyakubja”
― How to Love in Sanskrit
“74. I’m no hero
They say that Rama,
parted from Sita,
held back the mighty ocean
to build a bridge.
And here I am,
parted from her –
can’t even
hold back
a few tears.
Vidyakara Mishra’s Thousand, 1800 CE”
― How to Love in Sanskrit
They say that Rama,
parted from Sita,
held back the mighty ocean
to build a bridge.
And here I am,
parted from her –
can’t even
hold back
a few tears.
Vidyakara Mishra’s Thousand, 1800 CE”
― How to Love in Sanskrit