Winds swept the courtyard washed in the rain, now the creepers have cast their fragrant agony wide - decorated in jasmines, burning in separation, like my heart
the thunder is rending me apart, aren't they all blessed the maidens who have a shoulder to hold them fast cowering in fear?
but you are afar, my love. in the surrurating distance my heart has gone plucking flowers for the worship basket
but all my soul is forlorn longing for your love to seep into my being, your embrace
now this coolness brings pain now the cuckoo tugs at the soul now the courtyard is decorated in vain, now I wait in silence, for you, in the rain
Reflections after we had the first rains of the season - written after the Indian love poetry tradition, from the perspective of a female narrator: yes, it's supposed to be that maudlin and mushy