#5: Here is a bhakti poem attributed to Mirabai: I saw the dark clouds burst, dark Lord, Saw the clouds and tumbling down In black and yellow streams they thicken, Rain and rain two hours long. See— eyes see only rain and water, watering the thirsty earth green. Me— love's in a distant land and wet, I stubbornly stand at the door, For Hari is indelibly green, Mira's Lord, And he has invited a standing, stubborn love. Answer the following questions about this passage: Who is Mirabai writing about and how does she relate to this individual (1-2 sentences)? How does this poetry fit into a larger history of Hinduism (2-3 sentences)?

#5: Here is a bhakti poem attributed to Mirabai: I saw the dark clouds burst, dark Lord, Saw the clouds and tumbling down In black and yellow streams they thicken, Rain and rain two hours long. See— eyes see only rain and water, watering the thirsty earth green. Me— love's in a distant land and wet, I stubbornly stand at the door, For Hari is indelibly green, Mira's Lord, And he has invited a standing, stubborn love. Answer the following questions about this passage: Who is Mirabai writing about and how does she relate to this individual (1-2 sentences)? How does this poetry fit into a larger history of Hinduism (2-3 sentences)?