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With sweet feet, matchless in sonority, | |||
On a gentle wind, oh Who did appear, | |||
Oh You Who appeared, oh Who did appear? | |||
On light-sleep's placidity at psyche's depths, | |||
Like a pearl necklace You bedecked. | |||
On Your contact, the south wind gets rapt, | |||
At Your pleasure, nectar is entranced. | |||
Preserved is that rumbling, Mohan's{{#tag:ref|Mohan literally means ''charming'' or ''captivating''. However, it is also a common name for [[Krsna|Krśńa]], in particular the young Krśńa of [[:wikipedia:Braj|Vraja]].|group="nb"}} echoing, | |||
Upon life's golden beach. | |||
The bud soundly sleeping arose blossoming; | |||
Exuding was the honey, once petal-concealed. | |||
With the touch of love, existence got filled... | |||
The sleeping | On blue firmament, soul's [[:wikipedia:Girdle|ornamental girdle]]. | ||
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