Iha Madhu Yamini Maha

(Refrain) iha madhu yāminī māhā kāhe lāgi māna dahane tanu dahi dahi duhu mukha duhu nāhi cāha (1) uha purukha-bara bidagadha-śekhara e abicala kula-bālā bihi yo nā jānalamadana ghaṭāyala janu jaladhare bidhu-mālā (2) cānda udaye kiye kumudinī mudita cāndanī bimukha cakora aichana yāminī kabahu nā pekhiye kiye bidhi mati bhora (3) duhu tanu paraśa kṣaṇeka paraśahi jaladhare dāminī-mālā aichana kāminī so su-purukha-bara duhuka dulaha naba-bālā (4) sahacarī bacana śuniyā duhu haraṣita duhu mukha heri duhu hāsa duhuka anubhaba pūrala manoratha gobinda-dāsa parakāśa

(Refrain) On this sweet springtime night why do You two make Your tongues burn with the flames of a lover's quarrel? Why do You two not even look at each other's faces? (1) Here is the best of males, the crown of the playful and wise. And here is a saintly faithful girl. Alas! Destiny does not know the greatness of Your love. You are like a monsoon cloud garlanded with a host of moons. (2) When the moon rises do the lotus flowers close their petals? When the glistening moonlight shines, do the cakora birds turn their faces from it? How have Your hearts become so bewildered that on a night like this you will not even look at each other? (3) You two should touch. For a moment the garland of lightning should touch the dark monsoon cloud. Here is a beautiful girl filled with love inside. And here is the best of charming boys. You two are a glorious teenage couple. (4) Hearing the gopi-friend's words, the divine couple became happy. Looking at each other's faces, They smiled. They felt Their every desire was at once fulfilled. Govinda dasa reveals these pastimes.