Rasarnavasudhakara 2.272

English (machine translation) 2.272

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2.272

'He who took my maidenhood is indeed my husband, and these are the very same Caitra nights;
they are the breezes from the kadambas, matured with the fragrance of blooming mālatī flowers;
and I am the very same woman; yet my heart yearns for the play of amorous activities
there on the bank of the Revā beneath the cane-reed tree.'

2.272.p1

Here, because of the statement of the absence of indifference and expectation toward a lover even after he has attained the status of husband through long familiarity as a housewife, a certain wanton woman's affection is mild.

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Rasārṇavasudhākara — Siṃhabhūpāla, Sanskrit