The Musician Who Loved A Girl
The Musician Who Loved A Girl
I hear soothing symphonies in every step you take,
For God gave you a two-holed flute as your nose,
Turning pegs are your toes,
Euphonium ends are your ears,
Piano keys are your fingers,
Vagdevi's veena strings are your silky hair.
You have a gold mine in your throat,
Where lives a Nightingale that sings.
My dear sugarpot,
Every move of your eyes,
Every sound of your voice,
Is a Classical music to my ears.
I wonder, are you the queen Sumantara died for?
Are you the tune Purandara prayed for?

