Thirukkural 1328 in English
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Tamil original
ஊடிப் பெறுகுவம் கொல்லோ நுதல்வெயர்ப்பக்
கூடலில் தோன்றிய உப்பு.
Transliteration
Ootip Perukuvam Kollo Nudhalveyarppak
Kootalil Thondriya Uppu
English Translation
“Shall not our pouting again give The dew-browed joy of joint love?”
Plain-English meaning
Will I enjoy once more through her dislike, the pleasure of that love that makes her forehead perspire?
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English Translation
Shall not our pouting again give The dew-browed joy of joint love?
G.U. Pope Translation
And shall we ever more the sweetness know of that embraceWith dewy brow; to which 'feigned anger' lent its piquant grace
Plain-English Meaning
Will I enjoy once more through her dislike, the pleasure of that love that makes her forehead perspire?
Tamil commentary
நெற்றி வியர்க்கும்படி கலவியில் தோன்றும் சுகத்தை இன்னுமொரு முறை இவளுடன் ஊடிப் பெறுவோமா?
Chapter 133
More from The Pleasures of Temporary Variance
ஊடலுவகை
He is flawless; but I do pout So that his loving ways show out
Kural 1322Fading first, love blooms and outlives The petty pricks that pouting gives
Kural 1323Is there a heaven like sulk beneath Of hearts that join like water and earth?
Kural 1324In long pout after embrace sweet A weapon is up to break my heart
Kural 1325Though free form faults, one feels the charms Of feigned release from lover's arms
Kural 1326Sweeter than meal is digestion And sulk in love than union
Kural 1327The yielder wins in lover's pout Reunited joy brings it out
Kural 1328Shall not our pouting again give The dew-browed joy of joint love?
Kural 1329Sulk on O belle of shining jewels! Prolong O night! our delight swells!
Kural 1330Bouderie is lovers' delight Its delight grows when they unite