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“There is no doubt that your poetry is full of ingenuity, and certainly it has satisfied the Supreme Lord. Yet if we scrutinizingly consider it we can find both good qualities and faults.
"There is no doubt that your poetry is full of ingenuity, and certainly it has satisfied the Supreme Lord. Yet if we scrutinizingly consider it we can find both good qualities and faults."
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Latest revision as of 15:45, 26 January 2020



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 48

pratibhāra kāvya tomāra devatā santoṣe
bhāla-mate vicārile jāni guṇa-doṣe


SYNONYMS

pratibhāra—of ingenuity; kāvya—poetry; tomāra—your; devatā—the Lord; santoṣe—satisfies; bhāla-mate—scrutinizingly; vicārile—on analyzing; jāni—I know; guṇa-doṣe—there are faults and good qualities also.


TRANSLATION

"There is no doubt that your poetry is full of ingenuity, and certainly it has satisfied the Supreme Lord. Yet if we scrutinizingly consider it we can find both good qualities and faults."