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31 The Fragrant Love 'I take your fragrance with me' He took the rose from her plait and gone Amused though her shyness let her not ask back But he came back with a bunch of roses and said 'let me go back with one to come back with many' 32 Thinking Thinking is a work lonely Yet it is not lonely As it involves myriad thoughts To give both confusion and clarity, at last Body and mind to rest fatigued wholly 33 Lady's-Finger Her tenderly limned fingers sowed the seeds I the watcher watching the seeds grow to Blossoming then to yielding Lady's-Fingers Like that of the sower's fingers. Dried though Lady's-Finger still's pretty like lady's fingers 34 A Promising Love He came to her in moonshine as promised Bound in love stayed long. But soon when Moonshine downed she urged him to go back As their secrecy might get caught. But he stayed Long in sunshine to tie the knot as promised 35 Mynah Fleeing fast a bird of war and peace With brown and white patches under your wings Yellow beak and legs with yellow patch Behind your eyes, a look wily. Your clarion-trill Alone, to me, is an inviting musical piece