Pekhalu Gauracandra Nata Raja

(Refrain) pekhalu gauracandra naṭa-rāja jańgama hema dharādhara uyala kiye nabadwīpa-mājha (1) pada-tale bhakata kalpa-taru siñcita prema-rasa makaranda yākara chāyāra sosara naba naba paramānanda niradanda (2) naba nīrada jini kata mandākinī tri-bhubana bharala tarańga nityānandacandra abhirāma dinamaṇi bhrama-i pradakṣiṇa rańge (3) yākara caraṇa samādhaye śańkara caturānana karu āśe se pahu patita kore dhari kānda-i ki kahaba gobinda-dāse

(Refrain) I saw Lord Gauracandra, the king of dancers! How has He become so like a golden mountain walking in the midst of Navadvipa? (1) He is a kalpa-taru tree that sprinkles the honey of ecstatic spiritual love on the devotees that approach His feet. The shade of that tree brings newer and newer bliss and peace. (2) The waves of His tears flood the three worlds. How many celestial Gangas are they like? How many rain-pouring clouds are they like? Lord Nityanandacandra and AbhiramaThakura are like two suns that circle around Him in the dancing-arena. (3) Rapt in samadhi, Siva meditates on His feet. Brahma yearns to attain Him. Hugging a fallen soul, Lord Gaurancandra weeps. What more need Govinda dasa say?