Nanda Nandana Sange Sohana

(1) nanda-nandana sańge śohana na-ola gokula-kāminī tapana-nandinī tīre bhāli bani bhubana-mohana lābaṇī (2) tātā thaiyā thaiyā bāje pakhoyāja mukhara kańkaṇa kińkiṇī bilāse gobinda prema ānanda sańge naba naba rańginī (3) cāru-bicitra duhuka ambara pabane añcala dolanī duhu kalebara bharata śramaja moti marakata hema maṇi (4) ura bilola bājata kińkiṇī nūpura-dhwani sańgiyā gīma dolanīnayana-nācinī sańge rasabatī rañjiyā (5) rādhe mādhababibidha bilasa-i sańge rańginī mātiyā nīla darapaṇa śyāma mūrati herata gobinda-dāsiyā

(1) Gokula's beautiful girls stay in the company of Nanda's son. On the riverbank stands Vrsabhanu's daughter, the most beautiful and enchanting girl in the world. (2) "Tata thaiya thaiya!", the pakhawaj drums declare. The gopis' bracelets and belts jangle. Filled with love and bliss, the beautiful girls enjoy pastimes with Lord Krishna. (3) Their beautiful colorful garments flutter in the breeze. Covered with perspiration, their bodies seem like sapphires and gold adorned with jewels and pearls. (4) Their belts and anklets jangle. Their necklaces sway to and fro. Their eyes dance. In this way Lord Krishna enjoys pastimes with His sweet and graceful beloveds. (5) Sri Sri Radha and Krishna enjoy many nectar pastimes together. They are wild with bliss. Govinda dasa gazes at Lord Krishna's form, a form dark like a sapphire mirror.