काव्यप्रकाश (आचार्य मम्मट - सम्पूर्ण १० उल्लास सटीक)

346 KĀVYAPRAKĀŚA संभविनोप्यन्ये प्रभेदाः शक्तिमात्रप्रकाशका न तु काव्य- रूपतां दधतीति न प्रदर्श्यन्ते ॥८५॥ पुनरुक्तवदाभासो विभिन्नाकारशब्दगा । एकार्थतेव ॥ भिन्नरूपसार्थकानर्थकशब्दनिष्ठमेकार्थत्वेन मुखे भासनं पुनरुक्त- वदाभासः । स च शब्दस्य ॥ [This verse can be arranged in the form of the Lotus ; for which see Appendix-I.] (d) The All-round Square ‘Rasāsararasāsārāsayātākṣakṣatāyasā Sātāvāta tavātāsā rakṣatastvastvatamkṣara’. ‘O essence of the Earth ! whose eyes are as large as the lotus, who has destroyed all illusion, and who is vastly generous ! when you protect her, may the Earth, destroy the wicked and remain free from harm !’ [This verse can be arranged in the form of the Square ; for which see Appendix-I.] There are several possible varieties of this form of poetry ; but they only serve to display the (perverted) ingenuity of the poet, and do not attain to the dignity of real Poetry ; it is for this reason that we are not describing them here in detail. 85. VI.—When it appears as if one and the same meaning is expressed by words in diverse forms,—it is Semblance of Repetition. When, on the face of it, (there is by chance) an appearance of one and the same meaning, in words of diverse forms,—with or without meaning,—it is ‘ Semblance of Repetition ’. This— (a) Subsists in a word ;—