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The Adi Purana
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The cows, whose udders were very large and who were making the sound 'hum bha', were eager to drink milk and were feeding their calves with the nectar of milk, making the sound 'hum bha' again and again. ||47|| The cows, who had come to the cowherds under a contract, were feeding their calves, who were eager to drink milk and were making the deep sound 'hum bha', even though they were tied up. ||48|| The clouds, which were once very dear to the peacocks, had become unpleasant to them in the autumn season, because they were empty due to the loss of their water wealth. Alas, how painful is poverty! ||49|| The mountains, adorned with flowering trees, seemed to be laughing at each other, and the cascading waterfalls seemed to be pouring water on each other. ||50|| The kalma grass, which was very lush and had many birds sitting on it, was flourishing and nourishing all the creatures of the world, just like old men. ||51|| The sahajna trees, surrounded by a swarm of intoxicated bees, were adorned with their flowers, which seemed to be adorned with golden ornaments with an indigo gem in the middle. ||52|| Just as a dancer, adorned with ornaments, comes out of the dressing room and delights the eyes, so too did the directions, freed from the cover of the clouds, delight the eyes. ||53|| The mountains, which had donned a group of white, waterless clouds on their peaks, seemed to be wearing new clothes with shawls. ||54|| The cloud-elephants, with the wind as their charioteers, were roaming here and there, roaring from within and releasing drops of nectar, like drops of water, in the arbors. ||55|| The parrots, whose beaks were red like coral, were decorating the sky with their beautiful plumage, like a garland of green gems with lotuses. ||56||