This canto describes the amorous activities of Shiva and Parvati. Kalidasa's insights in Kamashastra are invaluable here.
This canto describes the nuances of conducting the greatest wedding of Shiva and Parvati through intermediaries aka Saptarshis.
Kalidasa's greatest ever epic's third canto describes the famous kamadahana, burning of kamadeva episode.
Kalidasa's greatest ever epic's second canto describes the conversation of deranged devas and brahma.
The first canto of Kalidasa's greatest epic describes Mount Himalayas as well as Parvati.
The fifth canto of Magha's epic is all about subtleties of horses and elephants. Magha's scholarship on these subjects is largely at display.
In this 4th canto of Magha's epic, the poet describes the beauty of Raivataka hills. Magha at his best.
The third Sarga of Magha's epic contains the journey from Dwaraka to Raivataka hills. Poetically rich.
This Paddhati exclusively praises the Lord's Paduka through the various flowers offered at the Lord's feet by his devotees.