Krsna Vanam Sakhi Bhati Sa Rangam
Bhajan | Jiva Goswami
Verse 1
kṛṣna-vanaṁ sakhi bhati sa-raṅgam
bhavatīm iva laghu netum adhīśam sevita-madhurasa-saṅgham
Verse 2
jagara-mitam iva madhavika-śatam anukṛta-jṛmbha-bhaṅgam
cumbati madhupa-gaṇe kṛta-bhaṅgi smarayati priya-saṅgam
Verse 3
sa-rasa-rasalaja-makula-kulam paripulakayad iva samam aṅgam
akaritam iva tava kurute pika-kulam anukalayad anaṅgam
Verse 4
tvaṁ celakali-candana-maruta vasayatanu-lavaṅgam
karṣati madhuripu-madhu-parvodita-vīna-veṇu-mṛdaṅgam
Verse 5
nītayaṁ tvayi madhavi madhava-madhava-gana-taraṅgam
kirati paraga-cayaṁ locanam iva naṭayati caru-kuraṅgam
Verse 6
iti sa labdhva vallabham aniśaṁ manasa valita saṅgam
jayati nirupama-rupiṇi madhye yamuna-manasa-gaṅgam
Verse 1
O friend, Kṛṣṇa's blissful forest has now come to quickly bring You to its charming king.
Verse 2
Hundreds of mādhvika vines blossom, as if yawning on first waking up. Their flowers kiss the bumblebees, reminding You of the meeting with Your lover Kṛṣṇa.
Verse 3
The sweet mango buds are like the forest's hairs standing up with joy. The cooing cuckoos seem to call You to enjoy amorous pastimes with Your lover.
Verse 4
The lavaṅga-scented breeze from the sandalwood forest shakes Your garment and draws You to the sounds of the flute, lute, and drum in Kṛṣṇa's springtime festival.
Verse 5
O Rādhā, as You approach, the waves of music from Kṛṣṇa's springtime festival sprinkle You with their pollen and make Your eyes gracefully dance like the beautiful eyes of a doe.
Verse 6
Attaining in this way the company of Your lover, to whom Your heart turns day and night, You gloriously shine, O incomparably beautiful one, on the shores of the Yamunā and Mānasa-gaṅgā.
Verse 1
kṛṣna-vanaṁ sakhi bhati sa-raṅgam
bhavatīm iva laghu netum adhīśam sevita-madhurasa-saṅgham
Verse 2
jagara-mitam iva madhavika-śatam anukṛta-jṛmbha-bhaṅgam
cumbati madhupa-gaṇe kṛta-bhaṅgi smarayati priya-saṅgam
Verse 3
sa-rasa-rasalaja-makula-kulam paripulakayad iva samam aṅgam
akaritam iva tava kurute pika-kulam anukalayad anaṅgam
Verse 4
tvaṁ celakali-candana-maruta vasayatanu-lavaṅgam
karṣati madhuripu-madhu-parvodita-vīna-veṇu-mṛdaṅgam
Verse 5
nītayaṁ tvayi madhavi madhava-madhava-gana-taraṅgam
kirati paraga-cayaṁ locanam iva naṭayati caru-kuraṅgam
Verse 6
iti sa labdhva vallabham aniśaṁ manasa valita saṅgam
jayati nirupama-rupiṇi madhye yamuna-manasa-gaṅgam
Verse 1
O friend, Kṛṣṇa's blissful forest has now come to quickly bring You to its charming king.
Verse 2
Hundreds of mādhvika vines blossom, as if yawning on first waking up. Their flowers kiss the bumblebees, reminding You of the meeting with Your lover Kṛṣṇa.
Verse 3
The sweet mango buds are like the forest's hairs standing up with joy. The cooing cuckoos seem to call You to enjoy amorous pastimes with Your lover.
Verse 4
The lavaṅga-scented breeze from the sandalwood forest shakes Your garment and draws You to the sounds of the flute, lute, and drum in Kṛṣṇa's springtime festival.
Verse 5
O Rādhā, as You approach, the waves of music from Kṛṣṇa's springtime festival sprinkle You with their pollen and make Your eyes gracefully dance like the beautiful eyes of a doe.
Verse 6
Attaining in this way the company of Your lover, to whom Your heart turns day and night, You gloriously shine, O incomparably beautiful one, on the shores of the Yamunā and Mānasa-gaṅgā.
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