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"Do not favor the beautiful women of the gods," says the beloved. ||1||
For it is the fearless who conquer the wicked.
The poet, in his beautiful poetry, and the warrior, in his battle with the great warriors, both say, "What are hundreds of jeweled bracelets in the hand, compared to a single ivory bangle? It is the fame of that bangle that circles the earth." ||2||
If that white bangle adorns your hand, my beloved, bring it to me, by your strength, your glory, and my love.
"Is this pure garland not mine by your grace? By your command, the warriors of the king struck the enemy, and millions of war drums resounded. The elephants, adorned with flowers, roared like thunder, their trumpets echoing the sounds of the ocean and the storm. They struck with the force of a thunderbolt, their tusks tearing through the enemy ranks. The pearls, torn from the enemy's elephants, fell to the ground, and the warriors, adorned with these pearls, marched on. Show me this posture, my beloved, so that I may be adorned like the beautiful creeper of fame."
"The sound of the drums and the roar of the elephants filled the air. The beautiful cymbals, held in the hands of the servants, began to play. Why do you blow on me with your breath, my beloved? You are the one who conquers the enemy, the one who removes the dust and sweat of battle. Bring me the whisks of yak hair, the sound of which echoes like the wind, and the sound of the drums, which resound with the roar of the elephants."
"You are going to fight the lord of the proud enemy. The small men are going to be killed. The great karats and tivili will crackle like lightning. There is no benefit in the sound of the drums, which is why Rahu is not angry with the stars. He fights the sun because the sound of the cymbals can shake mountains. He fights the moon because the weight of his breath fills the pure and excellent conch shells, which sound like 'hoo-hoo-hoo'. When the strong are killed, their glory ascends to the moon."
"The sound of the conch shells, filled with the weight of the breath, resounded like 'hoo-hoo-hoo'. The sound of the cymbals, which can shake mountains, echoed through the air. The sound of the drums, which resound with the roar of the elephants, filled the air. The sound of the karats and tivili, which crackle like lightning, filled the air. The sound of the elephants, which roar like thunder, filled the air. The sound of the warriors, which echoes like the wind, filled the air. The sound of the pearls, which fall to the ground, filled the air. The sound of the flowers, which adorn the warriors, filled the air. The sound of the victory, which echoes through the air, filled the air."
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