The lady elopes with her lover. When they
rest under a tree they happen to watch two elephants. They went to the man’s
village and got married. One day the man informs the lady, he is to go on
earning. The lady says these words.
Have you recall the past event? We rested
under a tree. A wild male elephant came there in its usual route. It eats
leaves starching its trunk. It changes trunk to another branch. The female
elephant mistakes it that had some wounds in its trunk. The female trumpets to
echo in the mountain valley. Are you thinking to go again such a dangerous
route? I am worrying.
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| elephant eats leaves |
Poet: PerunKadunKo,
famous in his poems on arid land
This is a poem of second century B.C.
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