Kanane Sabahu Kusuma Parakasa
In the forest, flowers have blossomed everywhere; the mynah, the parrot, and the flocks of cuckoos speak in the sweetest of voices.
The peacocks and peahens call out to one another, and hearing it, he becomes distressed and maddened.
Look, look — the very king of lovers is going now into the appointed bower.
A fine bed was made of clusters of tender leaves; sitting upon it, he once again grew eager with longing.
Watching the path, his heart is restless and distressed; the beautiful one still has not set out.
Within him, Kamadeva makes his presence fully known; on every side he keeps looking about — thus tells Govinda Dasa.
About Kanane Sabahu Kusuma Parakasa
A Govinda Dasa Kaviraja pada opening with a flowering, birdsong-filled forest, then narrowing to a single anxious figure waiting on a leaf-bed in the appointed bower, her eyes fixed on the path, Kamadeva's restlessness rising within her the longer her beloved delays.
- Composer
- Govinda Dasa Kaviraja · Read biography
- Verses
- 6
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Who wrote Kanane Sabahu Kusuma Parakasa?
Kanane Sabahu Kusuma Parakasa was composed by Govinda Dasa Kaviraja.
What is the meaning of Kanane Sabahu Kusuma Parakasa?
In the forest, flowers have blossomed everywhere; the mynah, the parrot, and the flocks of cuckoos speak in the sweetest of voices.
How many verses does Kanane Sabahu Kusuma Parakasa have?
Kanane Sabahu Kusuma Parakasa has 6 verses.
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