hamsukhan pe ruuth jaanaa koii tum se siikh jaaye
ruuthkar phir muskaraanaa koii tum se siikh jaaye~ Daagh Dehlavi
One can learn from you, how to feign anger at a lover.One can learn from you, how to discard the anger and smile captivatingly.
Note: The poet highlights the capriciousness of his beloved.
Cultural context: The beloved referred to here, might either be the patron of the poet, or god himself. In either case, the beloved is free to act in any manner, and the lover (poet) has no option but to accept such caprice.
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VARNA, JATI AUR DHARMA
Seen from the Jain Doctrinal Perspective
Hindi
By Siddhantacarya Pandit Phulcandra Shastri
2011 18 x 14 cm 456 pages
Hardcover Rs. 150