Dekho Sakhi Jhulata Yugala Kisora

(1) dekho sakhi jhulata yugala kiśora nīlamaṇi jaḍāola kāñcana jora lalitā viśākhā sakhī jhulāyata sukhe ānande magana heri dońhe dońhā mukhe (2) garajata gagane saghane ghana ghora rańgiṇī sańgiṇī gherata cauttara vividha kusume sabe raciyā hindolā dolāya yugala sakhī ānande vibholā (3) jhulāota sakhīgaṇa karatāli diyā suvadanī kohe pāche giraye bandhuyā vigalita dukula udita sveda bindu amiyā jharaye yeno duhuń mukha indu (4) heri sab sakhīgaṇa dońhākāra śrama cāmara vījana lei koroye sevana bhramara kokila sab bosi taru ḍāle rati jaya rādhā-kṛṣṇa rādhā kṛṣṇa bole kohe jagannātha kobe hobe śubha dine sakhī sahe dońhākāre heribo vipine

1) “Look, O sakhi, at the Yugala Kisora on the swing, resembling a sapphire embraced by gold! Lalita and Visakha blissfully push the swing, while the Divine Pair is absorbed in bliss, admiring Each other’s faces!” 2) “Clouds loudly rumble in the sky as Rangini (playful Radhika) sits on the swing, that is decorated with different flowers, surrounded by Her girlfriends that are ecstatically swinging the Divine Pair.” 3) “The sakhis are pushing the swing with their handpalms (so hard that) Suvadani (fair-faced Radhika) says (to Krishna): “O friend! We will fall backwards!” Their garments loosen and the sweat drops that appear on Their moon-like faces resemble drops of nectar.” 4) “Seeing how the Divine Pair perspires of fatigue, all the sakhis begin to serve Them by fanning Them with yaktail fans. The bumblebees and cuckoos are sitting on the branches of the trees and are singing: “Jaya Radha Krishna! Jaya Radha Krishna!” with great love. Jagannatha dasa says: “When will that blessed day be mine when I can see both of them in the forest with the sakhis?”