Kaka Paksa Dhara Srimad Vasantita

(1) kāka-pakṣa-dhara śrīmad-vasantita-nidāgha he nayanācchadana-krīḍa rāja-līlānukāraka (2) mṛgādi-ceṣṭā-krīḍā-kṛd-dolānaukā-vinodaka nānā-laukika-līlā-bhṛn-nānā-sthāna-vihāra-kṛt (3) krīḍā-samprāpta-bhāṇḍīra jaya bhāṇḍīra-maṇḍana gopa-rūpi-pralambajña dvandva-krīḍā-pravartaka (4) bāhya-vāhaka-kelīman jaya śrīdāma-vāhaka bala-pātita-durdharṣa-pralamba bala-vatsala

(1) O Krishna, as the spring gradually changed to summer, You played with Your cowherd friends. Your hair clustered like crow feathers, You played hide and seek and pretending-to-be-the-king with them. (2) O Krishna, (accompanied by Your friends) You imitated the movements of the deer and other animals, played on a swing, and in a boat. In this way You played many extraordinary games in many different places. (3) O Krishna, performing pastimes, You appear as the ornament of Bhandiravana forest. Understanding that Pralambasura had arrived, disguised as a cowherd boy, You proposed that the cowherd boys play a game in pairs. (4) O Krishna, in the pastimes where one cowherd boy carried another, You carried Sridama. O Lord, You are very affectionate to Lord Balarama, who caused the terrible demon Pralamba to fall. O Lord, all glories unto You