- Mother, the moon I want as my toy.
I will roll on the floor,by Sant Surdas 13 lines, 1 comment - Krishna awoke;
Yashoda was enraptured to see his face blooming as a lotus that captures the rising sun's first rays. Taking off the coverlet she said, 'awakeby Sant Surdas 4 lines - Kanha, don't go so far to play,
you do not know the 'hau' is here,by Sant Surdas 11 lines - Harun-ur-Rashid said when the country of Egypt was surrendered to him: \by Sa di 11 lines
- Whatever is a devotee's
caste, clan, family, or name,by Sant Surdas 28 lines, 1 comment - Krishna awake, for the day has dawned:
large, deep and lotus-like,by Sant Surdas 35 lines, 1 comment - My negligence and backwardness in diligent attendance at the royal court resemble the case of Barzachumihr, whose merits the sages of India were discussing butby Sa di 42 lines
- Yasoda lulling Hari to sleep,
Shaking the cradle, cuddling and fondling,by Sant Surdas 15 lines - It is narrated that one of the kings of Persia had stretched forth
his tyrannical hand to the possessions of his subjects and had begunby Sa di 42 lines - See the greatness of Krishna;
though Lord, Father and Master of the worldby Sant Surdas 16 lines - The voice falters
when it sings of the deeds of the Lordby Sant Surdas 19 lines - Mohan's begun to say 'Maiya Maiya,'
And 'Baba Baba' to Nanda,by Sant Surdas 12 lines - Do you still sleep in this valley, at rest under thriving grass?
Where have those rosy cheeks gone, do your bleached bones remember?by Im Che 4 lines - Parted nightlong from his beloved child
Nanda could no longer restrain himselfby Sant Surdas 8 lines - I saw at the palace-gate of Oglimish the son of a military officer
who was endued with marvellous intellect, sagacity, perception andby Sa di 28 lines - Hands stretched out hesitantly,
A foot on the ground unstably,by Sant Surdas 11 lines - Mohan comes herding the cows,
crown of peacock feathers on his head,by Sant Surdas 10 lines - 'Tis morn, O Krishna, awake, all the pretty young milkmaids are calling for you; arise O Braj's prince, The sun is up in the sky, the moon pales, the tender tamby Sant Surdas 3 lines
- A man had attained great excellence in the art of wrestling, who knew three hundred and sixty exquisite tricks and daily exhibited something new. He had a partiby Sa di 0 lines, 2 comments
- Under the moonlight, cuckoo cried as if it coughed up blood.
The sad voice kept me waking up,by Masaoka Shiki 3 lines, 3 comments - Snowfall blankets the mountain village and buries my rocky lane.
No need to open the brushwood gate, none will come to see me.by Sin Hum 3 lines - I was constantly engaged in prayer, at the head of the prophet
Yahia's tomb in the cathedral mosque of Damascus, when one of the Arabby Sa di 27 lines - It is narrated that a tyrant who purchased wood from dervishes forcibly gave it away to rich -people gratuitously. A pious man passing near said:
Thou art aby Sa di 17 lines - Again, the bride of imagination can for want of beauty not lift up her head nor raise her eyes from the feet of bashfulness to appear in the assembly of personsby Sa di 12 lines
- O thou Perfect Being, Source whence wisdom's mysteries arise;
Things, the issue of thine essence, show wherein thy nature lies.by Muhammed Suleyman Oglu Fuzuli 14 lines - Tulip-cheeked ones over rosy field and plain stray all around;
Mead and garden cross they, looking wistful each way, all around.by Mahmud Abdülbaki 10 lines - I was sitting in a vessel with a company of great men when a boat which contained two brothers happened to sink near us. One of the great men promised a hundredby Sa di 0 lines
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