This author described "pitiless heat" pouring "from the heavens / by day, but nights are cool" in the first section of a long poem that describes such time periods as Summer, Rains, and Winter, The Medley of Seasons.
This author described "pitiless heat" pouring "from the heavens / by day, but nights are cool" in the first section of a long poem that describes such time periods as Summer, Rains, and Winter, The Medley of Seasons. This author wrote about the title warrior's fights with the Huns in (*) Raghuvamsha, and another of his works describes the journey from the "hapless home" in the Vindhya mountains of a yaksha, who had been exiled by Kubera. In his most famous play, Dushyanta cannot identify his wife because she has lost her signet ring. For 10 points, name this author of The Cloud Messenger and The Recognition of Shakuntala, a Sanskrit-language writer.
This author described "pitiless heat" pouring "from the heavens / by day, but nights are cool" in the first section of a long poem that describes such time periods as Summer, Rains, and Winter, The Medley of Seasons.
{Kalidasa}