Verse 89
chitran tadetach-charanâravindan
chitran tadetan-nayanâravindan
chitrang tadetad-vadanâravindan
chitran tadetad-vapurasya chitram.89.
Translation
His lotus like feet are amazing! His lotus like face is amazing! His lotus like eyes are amazing! His body is amazing, very very amazing!!!89.
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Verse 87
âchin-vânamahanyahani sâkârân vihârakramân
âruddhânam-arundhati-hridayam-
apy-ârdra-smitârdra-shriyâ,
âtan-vânam-ananya-janma-nayana-
shlâghyâm-anarghyâng dashâm
ânandam Braja-sundari-stana-
tati-sâmrâjyam-ujjrimbhate.87.
Translation
He has enthralled even Arundhati’s[1] heart with His beautiful charming smile; the liberated sages behold Him with divine eyes, He is performing ever-new love sports … Read more >
This verse tells us that, Lila-kishor, the very sweet form of Shyâmsundar and the only delight of Sri Lilâshuk’s eyes and heart, is performing
In the verse, “Sri” means all-prosperous. When Sri Krishna casts His merciful glance at a devotee,
Sri Lilâshuk pondered a little and said – “The beauty of this Kishor-Shekhar1 is ever new. This means that the next time you see Him, His eyes will appear more beautiful than what You saw previously.
The poet realised all types of sweetness in Krishna. Therefore, he called Him ‘madhurima – swarâjyam’. Sri Krishna is a vista of sweetness.