Marakata Darapana Barana Ujora
Bhajan | Govinda Dasa Kaviraja
Verse 1
marakata-darapana barana ujora
hera-ite prati anga ananga agora
Verse 2
na bhujalumki kahala aruna nayana
hanala ata-e kusuma-sara bana
Verse 3
e sakhi kahe bhetalumnanda-nandana
madira gahana dahana bhela candana
Verse 4
taikhane dakhina pabana bhela bama
saha-i na pariye himakara-nama
Verse 5
sahaja seja kamala-dala pati
kulabati yubati le-u nija sati
Verse 6
tamhi rahala mana locana lagi
dhairaja laja dure gela bhagi
Verse 7
ki phala ekala bikala-parana
gobinda-dasa kaha milaba kana
Verse 1
His complexion is bright like an emerald mirror; to look upon each of his limbs is to be overwhelmed by Cupid himself.
Verse 2
She could not even lift her gaze, so overcome — her eyes turned red; so surely did the flower-arrows strike her.
Verse 3
This sakhi says, "I have met the son of Nanda" — yet now, in his absence, even the deep, intoxicating forest has become like burning sandalwood to her.
Verse 4
At that very moment the southern breeze turned adverse; she could not even bear to hear the name of the cooling moon.
Verse 5
On a natural bed spread with lotus petals, let the chaste young woman of good family go and take her place there.
Verse 6
There her mind remained fixed, her eyes held fast; patience and shame both fled far away.
Verse 7
What use is there in remaining alone with a troubled heart? Govinda Dasa says: go and meet Kanu.
Verse 1
marakata-darapana barana ujora
hera-ite prati anga ananga agora
Verse 2
na bhujalumki kahala aruna nayana
hanala ata-e kusuma-sara bana
Verse 3
e sakhi kahe bhetalumnanda-nandana
madira gahana dahana bhela candana
Verse 4
taikhane dakhina pabana bhela bama
saha-i na pariye himakara-nama
Verse 5
sahaja seja kamala-dala pati
kulabati yubati le-u nija sati
Verse 6
tamhi rahala mana locana lagi
dhairaja laja dure gela bhagi
Verse 7
ki phala ekala bikala-parana
gobinda-dasa kaha milaba kana
Verse 1
His complexion is bright like an emerald mirror; to look upon each of his limbs is to be overwhelmed by Cupid himself.
Verse 2
She could not even lift her gaze, so overcome — her eyes turned red; so surely did the flower-arrows strike her.
Verse 3
This sakhi says, "I have met the son of Nanda" — yet now, in his absence, even the deep, intoxicating forest has become like burning sandalwood to her.
Verse 4
At that very moment the southern breeze turned adverse; she could not even bear to hear the name of the cooling moon.
Verse 5
On a natural bed spread with lotus petals, let the chaste young woman of good family go and take her place there.
Verse 6
There her mind remained fixed, her eyes held fast; patience and shame both fled far away.
Verse 7
What use is there in remaining alone with a troubled heart? Govinda Dasa says: go and meet Kanu.
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