Atyucca Gopika Duhkha

(1) atyucca-gopikā-duḥkha-rodanonmathitendriya jaya gopī-punar-dṛṣṭa-smayamāna-mukhāmbuja (2) śrīman-madana-gopāla pīta-kaiśeya-vastra-dhṛk prīty-utphullākṣa-gopa-strī-veṣṭita prāṇa-dāyaka (3) vallavī-stana-saktāńghri gopī-netrābja-ṣaṭpada gopa-strī-virahārti-ghna vallavī-kāma-pūraka (4) gopī-celāñcalāsīna gopī-gaṇa-sabhājita jaya gopīsadojātādhika-śrī-rājamāna he

(1) O Lord krishna, the gopis suffered greatly and their senses became maddened by their constant crying. They then again saw Your smiling lotus face. O Lord, all glories unto You. (2) O Lord Krishna, decorated with yellow silken dhoti, You appeared like cupid in the form of a cowherd boy. Surrounded by the cowherd men's wives, whose eyes were blossomed open with great love, You returned to them their almost-lost lives. (3) O Lord Krishna, Your feet touched the gopi's breasts and You became like a bumble-bee hovering over the lotus flowers which are the gopi's eyes. You removed the sufferings of the cowherd men's wives, and fulfilled all their duties. (4) O Lord krishna, seated in the assembly of gopis, You shone with transcendental beauty and opulence. The gopis worshipped You as You sat on the edge of the cloth they had spread out for You. O Lord, all glories unto You.