In one of this man's works, the titular heavenly nymph writes a love- stanza on a birch leaf and turns into a vine upon entering a forbidden grove after being cursed out of Paradise for messing up her part in a celestial drama.
In one of this man's works, the titular heavenly nymph writes a love- stanza on a birch leaf and turns into a vine upon entering a forbidden grove after being cursed out of Paradise for messing up her part in a celestial drama. Another of his works describes several famous sites between a peak where an attendant of the god of wealth has been exiled and his wife's home in the magical city of Alaka. In a third work by this author, the title character bears a son whose hands show wheel marks, but a sage's curse causes her husband to forget her until he sees a ring he gave her. For 10 points, name this man who wrote the play Urvashi, the poem The Cloud Messenger, and the drama The Recognition of Shakuntala, a notable Sanskrit poet.
In one of this man's works, the titular heavenly nymph writes a love- stanza on a birch leaf and turns into a vine upon entering a forbidden grove after being cursed out of Paradise for messing up her part in a celestial drama.
{Kalidasa}