Valmiki

“ Thy people's love, discharging all
The duties on a king that fall?
Are all thy servants fostered well?
Do all obey, and none rebel?
Hast thou, destroyer of the foe,
No enemies to overthrow?
Does fortune, conqueror! ”

“ Be thine the banquet to prepare.
Each dainty cute, each goodly dish,
Of six-fold taste [1] as each may wish--
All these, O cow of heavenly power,
Rain down for me in copious shower:
Viands and drink for tooth and lip,
To eat, to suck, to quaff, to sip--
Of these sufficient, and to spare,
O plenty-giving cow, prepare.'
↑ Sweet, salt, pungent, bitter, acid, and astringent. ”