Pauganda Khyata Kaumara

(1) paugaṇḍa-khyāta-kaumāra mahāścarya-caritra he parīkṣic-chukadevātivimohana-kathāmṛta (2) stuta-ramya-saras-tīrādṛta-śādvala-jemana saraḥ-supulināsīna bāla-maṇḍala-māṇḍita (3) sakhi-śreṇy-antarāsthātar vrajārbhaka-sahāśana pīta-vastrodara-nyasta-veṇo vanya-vibhūṣaṇa (4) vāma-kakṣāntara-nyasta-śṛńga-vetra prasīda me vāma-pāṇi-stha-dadhyanna kavalāśana-sundara (5) ańgulī-sandhi-vinyasta-phala bālāli-citta-hṛt sva-narma-hāsyamānārbha svargyāścarya-karāśana

(1) O Krishna, appearing to be so youthful, the residents of Vraja considered that You were younger than You actually were. O Lord, O performer of greatly wonderful pastimes, the conversation of King Pariksit and Sukadeva Gosvami about Your pastimes appears just like a reservoir of enchanting nectar. (2) O Krishna, decorated by the circle of Your cowherd boy friends, You sat on the grassy bank on the shore of the celebrated and charming Yamuna river, and took Your lunch. (3) O Krishna, surrounded by Your friends, the young boys of Vraja, You took Your lunch together. You were clothed in a yellow dhoti, and decorated with a garland of forest flowers. Your flute was tucked in at Your waist. (4) O Krishna, Your buffalo horn bugle and Your stick are placed in the left-side of Your belt, You hold some curd in Your left hand and You appear very beautiful as You nibble at Your lunch. O Lord, please be merciful unto me. (5) O Krishna, You held a fruit between Your fingers and You enchanted the minds of the cowherd boys, causing them to laugh at Your joking words. Your lunch-taking pastimes amazed the demigods in the higher planetary system.