Adha Adha Anga Milala

(1) ādha ādha ańga milala rādhā kānu ādha kapāle śaśī ādha bhāle bhānu (2) ādha gale gaja-moti ādha bana-mālā ādha naba gaura-tanu ādha cikaṇa kālā (3) ādha ańge pīta-bāsa ādha nīla śāḍi ādha bhuje balayā ādha bhuje nīla cuḍi (4) ādha ańge hilāhili gherāgheri bāhu gobinda kahe cānda garāsala rāhu

(1) Radha and Krishna, the two halves that are the divine couple, meet. One half has a forehead like the moon. The other half has a forehead like the sun. (2) One half wears an elephant-pearl necklace. The other half wears a forest-flower garland. One half has a youthful fair form. The other half has a glistening dark form. (3) One half wears yellow garments. The other half wears a sari of blue. One half wears valaya bracelets. The other half wears dark cudi bracelets. (4) The two halves of the divine couple stand side-by-side, arm-in-arm. Govinda dasa says: They are fair and dark, splendid like dark Rahu in the midst of swallowing the glistening moon.