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Gaha Sattasai
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The Gāhā Sattasaī or Gāhā Kośa is an ancient collection of love poems in the Maharashtri Prakrit language.
Quotes
Like a flashhis love vanishedA trinket getsdangledin your worldyou reach for itand it’s gone
quoted in The Idea of India- Bhārat as a Civilisation -- Subhash Kak
Mother, were he abroadI’d bear the separationbut to live in separate housesin the same villageis worse than death
quoted in The Idea of India- Bhārat as a Civilisation -- Subhash Kak
You may think you have much to sayabout the night spent with your lover.The whisperings, the teasings,the little quarrels,and even how he smelt.But my friends, in truthfrom the moment his handfelt my skirtI remember nothing.
quoted in The Idea of India- Bhārat as a Civilisation -- Subhash Kak
External links
Category:Hindu texts
Category:Poetry