All My Inhibition Left Me In A Flash (Erotic Poem)
All My Inhibition Left Me In A Flash
by Vidyapati (c. 1352 – 1448),
All my inhibition left me in a flash,
When he robbed me of my clothes,
But his body became my new dress.
Like a bee hovering on a lotus leaf
He was there in my night, on me!
True, the god of love never hesitates!
He is free and determined like a bird
Winging toward the clouds it loves.
Yet I remember the mad tricks he played,
My heart restlessly burning with desire
Was yet filled with fear!
ABOUT THE POET
Vidyapathi was the poet in Raja Shivasimha’s court and it is said that once when the king had been captured by the Mughal rulers from Delhi, Vidyapathi pleased the Mughal king’s heart with his songs and obtained the release of his master. A collection of hundreds of his poems titled the Padavalli is still the source for the most romantic poetry describing the love between Krishna (the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu) and Radha. His songs are sung to this day in Mithila, in Bihar.
by Vidyapati (c. 1352 – 1448),
All my inhibition left me in a flash,
When he robbed me of my clothes,
But his body became my new dress.
Like a bee hovering on a lotus leaf
He was there in my night, on me!
True, the god of love never hesitates!
He is free and determined like a bird
Winging toward the clouds it loves.
Yet I remember the mad tricks he played,
My heart restlessly burning with desire
Was yet filled with fear!
ABOUT THE POET
Vidyapathi was the poet in Raja Shivasimha’s court and it is said that once when the king had been captured by the Mughal rulers from Delhi, Vidyapathi pleased the Mughal king’s heart with his songs and obtained the release of his master. A collection of hundreds of his poems titled the Padavalli is still the source for the most romantic poetry describing the love between Krishna (the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu) and Radha. His songs are sung to this day in Mithila, in Bihar.
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