love

Subhash Roy Krishna Nagar, Nadia

Subhash Roy
Published: 04:22 24 September 2024
To measure the price of love
weighing scales,
Know its depth
From the heart.
Measure the water in the bowl
Reach out to the river,
You are very stupid
Ghost stars from the neck before
You have the glory of money
Be fine with that.
Money matches the body
Know that love does not match.
Rajkini is a washerwoman's daughter
Yet love's crown,
Chandidas is madly in love with her
So he is wise.
To get love
Do love first,
If you want to have a mind without love
Love is temptation.
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