Savitri Book 5 Canto 1 - The Destined Meeting-Place
But now the destined spot and hour were close; Unknowing she had neared her nameless goal. ||101.1|| Pale waters ran like glimmering threads of pearl. ||101.6|| A sigh was straying among happy leaves; Cool-perfumed with slow pleasure-burdened feet Faint stumbling breezes faltered among flowers. ||101.7|| The white crane stood, a vivid motionless streak, Peacock and parrot jewelled soil and tree, The dove’s soft moan enriched the enamoured air And fire-winged wild-drakes swam in silvery pools. ||101.8||
A matted forest-head invaded heaven As if a blue-throated ascetic peered From the stone fastness of his mountain cell Regarding the brief gladness of the days; His vast extended spirit couched behind. ||101.18||
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