A History of Indian Literature v3.c35.s8.224
A History of Indian Literature v3.c35.s8.224
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v3.c35.s8.224
“One young girl turns to the side of his cheek, With a desire to whisper something into his ear; She kisses her sweet'heart stealthily and makes him amazed; Him, whose joy has become transparent; Hari in the merry crowd of maidens; With the sporting girls, he jokes in pageantry of joy. One damsel, on the strand of the Yamunā, In ecstasy of whirl of rupture, Pulls him by his cloth, Him who has retired into an airy grove; Hari in the merry etc. One, charming girl, he embraces, another he kisses ; He brings a third one to his heart; With a lovely smile he looks at yet another And follows still an other attracting one; Hari in the merry, etc. ¹”