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AuthorGovinda Dasa Kaviraja

Sajani Pekhalu Baraja Kisora

Song 9

1

(Refrain) sajani pekhalu baraja-kiśora piba-ite
badana-sudhākara-mādhurī mātala nayana-cakora

(Refrain) O gopi friend, today I saw a handsome teenage boy in Vraja. The cakora birds of my eyes became wild to taste the sweetness of the moonlight of the moon of His face.

2

matta-ma-ura-śikhaṇḍika-maṇḍita cūḍāye mālatī māla
parimale māti pānti mata madhukara guñjare tāhi rasāla

He was crowned with the feather of a wild peacock. The fragrance of His jasmine garland made the buzzing black bees wild with bliss.

3

nīla jalada tanu bhāṅu madana dhanu nayana -kamala pañca
bāṇa jara jara antara
kulabatī-gauraba saṁśaya rahala parāṇe

His form was a dark monsoon cloud. His eyebrows were the archer Kamadeva's two bows. From His lotus eyes Kamadeva fired his five arrows. The saintly gopis ' hearts were gravely wounded. Their lives are now in doubt.

4

madana makara yanu maṇimaya kuṇḍala ṭalamala dolata kāne
hera-ite jaga-mana-mīna garāsaye gobinda-dāsa paramāṇe

His glistening jewel earrings shaped like Kamadeva's sharks swing to and fro from His ears. The fish of the gopis ' hearts gaze at that shark. Now that shark devours those small fish. Govinda dasa thinks in this way.

Translation

1

(Refrain) O gopi friend, today I saw a handsome teenage boy in Vraja. The cakora birds of my eyes became wild to taste the sweetness of the moonlight of the moon of His face.

2

He was crowned with the feather of a wild peacock. The fragrance of His jasmine garland made the buzzing black bees wild with bliss.

3

His form was a dark monsoon cloud. His eyebrows were the archer Kamadeva's two bows. From His lotus eyes Kamadeva fired his five arrows. The saintly gopis ' hearts were gravely wounded. Their lives are now in doubt.

4

His glistening jewel earrings shaped like Kamadeva's sharks swing to and fro from His ears. The fish of the gopis ' hearts gaze at that shark. Now that shark devours those small fish. Govinda dasa thinks in this way.

Notes

This song is sung in Raga Sindhura.