Created by Jijith Nadumuri at 11 Oct 2011 14:19 and updated at 11 Oct 2011 14:19
TIRUKKURAL NOUN
tkl.2.3.06 | Friendship with men fulfilled of good Waxes like the crescent Moon; |
tkl.2.3.06 | The Friendship of the wise waxes like the new Moon; (but) that of fools wanes like the full Moon. |
tkl.2.4.01 | The defects of the noble will be observed as clearly as the dark spots in the Moon. |
tkl.3.1.04 | For like another Moon this Maiden s face appears. |
tkl.3.1.04 | The Stars have become confused in their places not being able to distinguish between the Moon and the maid s countenance. |
tkl.3.1.04 | In Moon, that waxing waning shines, as sports appear, |
tkl.3.1.04 | Could there be spots in the face of this maid like those in the bright full Moon |
tkl.3.1.04 | Farewell, O Moon! If that thine orb could shine |
tkl.3.1.04 | If you can indeed shine like the face of Women, flourish, O Moon, for then would you be worth loving |
tkl.3.1.04 | Shine for my Eyes alone, O Moon, shine not for all to see! |
tkl.3.1.04 | O Moon, if you wish to resemble the face of her whose Eyes are like (these) Flowers, do not appear so as to be seen by all. |
tkl.3.1.07 | As Darkness, when the dragon seizes on the Moon. |
tkl.3.1.07 | It was but a single day that I looked on (my Lover); but the rumour thereof has spread like the seizure of the Moon by the serpent. |
tkl.3.2.06 | Set not; so may st thou prosper, Moon! that Eyes may see |
tkl.3.2.06 | May you live, O Moon! Do not set, that I mine see him who has departed without quitting my soul. |
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