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This is an English translation of the Meghadūta, a Sanskrit poem by Kālidāsa, one of the most celebrated poets of ancient India. It tells the story of a heavenly messenger who is sent to deliver a message of love from a Yaksha to his beloved wife. Along the way, the messenger describes the scenic beauty of the Indian subcontinent, and the poem is renowned for its vivid imagery and lyrical beauty. A classic of Indian literature, and a must-read for anyone interested in the cultural heritage of the subcontinent.
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