काव्यप्रकाश (आचार्य मम्मट - सम्पूर्ण १० उल्लास सटीक)

CHAPTER VII 257 सरोहंसोत्तंस प्रचलदल नीलोत्पल सखे सखेदोऽहं मोहं श्लथय कथय क्वेन्दुवदना ॥२८३॥ अत्र 'विरहिप्राणदमन' इति नानुवाद्यम् ॥ (२२) लग्नं रागावृताङ्गचेत्यादि ॥२८४॥ अत्र 'विदितं तेस्तु' इत्युपसंहृतोपि तेनेत्यादिना पुनरुपात्तः ॥ (२३) हन्तुमेव प्रवृत्तस्य स्तब्धस्य विवरैषिणः । यथास्य जायते पातो न तथा पुनरुन्नतिः ॥२८५॥ अत्र पुंव्यञ्जनस्यापि प्रतीतिः ॥ dalliance, who destroys the lives of separated lover, who is an ornament of the best of lakes, and whose petals are moving ! I am grief-stricken ; remove my bewilderment and tell me where the moon-faced one is.’ Here the adjunct ‘who destroys the lives of separated lovers’ is highly improper. [As one who does this can never be expected to help the lover in his difficulties, and it is such help that the speaker is seeking.] (22) In the verse ‘Lagnam rāgāvṛtāṅgyā’ &c.’ (see above, stanza No. 241) though the statement is ‘concluded’ at the clause ‘be it known to you,’—yet it is resumed again in the clause ‘by him &c.’ [So this is an example of the ‘resuming of the concluded]. (23) [Example of the ‘Indecorous’]. ‘Hantumeva pravṛttasya Stabdhasya vivaraiṣiṇaḥ Yathāsya jāyate pāto Na tathā punarunnatiḥ.’ ‘An evil person being always arrogant, bent upon mischief, given to fault-finding,—his fall, when it comes, is such that he can never rise again.’ 17