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In the floral garden, on a painted breeze, | |||
With what mania does pollen keep floating! | |||
With sweet magic and magnanimous psyche, | |||
what do | Flower-buds, what do they continue uttering? | ||
A blossom, having looked up at sky-blue, | |||
Peers down upon drunk [[:wikipedia:Madhuca longifolia|mahul]]. | |||
[[:wikipedia:Helianthus|Sunflowers]], having finished staring at each other's face, | |||
They strew nectar to an unknown place. | |||
What the [[:wikipedia:Bulbul|bulbuls]] chirp in words of song, | |||
The shimul | The [[:wikipedia:Bombax ceiba|shimul]] blooms suppress, an ache inside their heart. | ||
At the [[:wikipedia:Falgun|start of spring]], fire having fallen twice, | |||
Why do the [[:wikipedia:Butea monosperma|palash]] take delight? Greatly they excite. | |||
</poem> | </poem> | ||
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