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Section One
Lalleshwari
Lalleshwari
(Born 1320,
Death 1390 A.D)
Born at
Pandraethan Village (ancient Puranadhisthana)
 Bio-Data
and Background information
Lalded
was married at the age of twelve to one Pandit boy at Pampore (ancient
Padmanpora) where presumably she was renamed Padmawati, as per the Kashmiri
Pandit tradition, by her-in-laws.
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Lalla-Vaakhs
(Translated)
The arrows
of my wooden bow turned out
To be the
pith of water rush grass;
The Rajdhani
of the kingdom
Fell into
the rustic hands of
A crude carpenter;
In the midst
of a busy bazar,
Lockless remained
my shop,
And a pilgrimmage less
self.
I became:
Who appreciates,
my friend.
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Interlogue
- I
In
wonder, one gets absorbed into thinking whether these honey-sweet Vaakhs:
Shruks and poems of the three saint poets described in this volume, that
appeal to the heart, and stimulate the mind, are innate, intuitive or oozing
fountains of eternal knowledge or clairvoyance.
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