The giant dragon advanced hissing aloud
Licking with its tongues of hot red flames
In countless avaricious wide open mouths
And devouring everything in its unjust course.
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2) If I remember right, the incident occurs, when Arjuna burns the Forest Khandava for building the capital for their new kingdom, which was named Khandavaprastham.
You are right. But the bird family finally become safe
A fantastic story, most beautifully penned. A great ode to motherhood and love. There is a similar story in Mahabharata.Hope the poet has read it.
Yes, dear poet. I had only a vague idea of the story.
A deeply poignant yet beautiful poem. A vivid and brilliant depiction of a great love of a mother, love that is beyond comparable. To my favorites.
I have come across a great story, somewhat like this, in the Upanishads. It really touched my heart. Mother's love is inexhaustible though apologies are there. I bow my head before the selfless love of mothers which human memory can carry everywhere for energy and encouragement.
A very touching scene of a union of a mother and children showing their great love among each other in time of adversity. This is beautifully expressed and presented in the penultimate stanza of the poem.
I have tried my level best to pour in the sentiments
A very gripping story. The stunning images and powerful poetic expressions transport a reader to the scene of a dreadful wild fire and see and feel the hot red flames.
Awesome poem, A mother's affection is unparalleled, as they consistently prioritize their children's needs selflessly. I have yet to witness a mother who doesn't attempt to protect or champion their offspring.5****
Thank you very much dear poet. A mother's love is selfless and incredibly sacrificial. We have, sometimes, to learn from it from the nature which is a mother of all
A very touching dolorous poem. Also a beautiful write that stands out as an example as to how to write a sorrow poem. Remarkably great
With abundance of gratitude I humbly acknowledge your lofty commends, dear neighbour poetess