No right or due of beauty remains unpaid, as they fulfill it through each and every one of their graceful gestures.
Notice the delightful play on the word 'ada' here, which means both a charming gesture and the fulfillment of a debt. The poet playfully suggests that beauty carries an obligation to the world, yet the beloved repays it effortlessly through every graceful movement and glance. It paints a picture of effortless enchantment, where merely existing with charm fulfills all the promises and debts of love.
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