Rasarnavasudhakara 3.232
English (machine translation) 3.232
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3.232
As in the Rāmānanda:
"The sky wears a cloud-bank dark as the neck of a sparrow, as if it were a blanket; / intoxicated by its clamour, the horde of frogs seems to engage in debate; / wetted by the shower, the ground gives off a fragrance sweet as toasted puffed grain; / and the lord of rays, though hard to see, is inferred by the smile of the lotus-bed."
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Here, due to the presence of qualities such as cohesion (śleṣa), clarity (prasāda), concentration (samādhi), and evenness (samatā), as well as figures of speech such as simile (upamā), metaphor (rūpaka), poetical fancy (utprekṣā), and poetic reason (hetu), this is ornament (bhūṣaṇa).
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- Rasārṇavasudhākara — Siṃhabhūpāla, Sanskrit