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Ankita Gupta

Abstract Classics Others

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Ankita Gupta

Abstract Classics Others

The Demon

The Demon

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In realms of art, where colors blend,

A painting dwells, a tale to send.

"The Demon Hiranyaksha," it's called,

A masterpiece, with secrets enthralled.


Brushstrokes dance upon canvas vast,

Unleashing scenes from legends past.

Darkness cloaks the earthly plane,

As the demon rises, fierce and untamed.


With eyes ablaze like embers bright,

He seeks dominion, eternal might.

His form grotesque, a fearsome sight,

Yet in his presence, you sense the fight.


For in this demon, a story's told,

Of power's grasp, and a heart so bold.

Hiranyaksha, born of ancient lore,

A symbol of desire, forevermore.


His muscular frame, a force untamed,

Through the realms he roamed, unchained.

His breath, a tempest, raging fierce,

To challenge gods, his one fierce urge.


Yet, hidden deep within his core,

A longing for love, an ache to explore.

Amidst his wrath, a flicker of pain,

A search for solace, for purpose to gain.


The painter's brush unveils the scene,

The demon's gaze, so intense and keen.

In fiery hues, his wrath takes flight,

Yet vulnerability flickers in his sight.


The canvas breathes, alive with strife,

A testament to the human life.

For demons too, bear burdens deep,

In their existence, secrets to keep.


"The Demon Hiranyaksha," a work divine,

Where darkness and beauty intertwine.

An artful tale, both fierce and tender,

A reminder of humanity's splendor.


So let us view this painting grand,

With open minds and hearts expand.

For within the demon, we may find,

Reflections of us, intertwined.


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