Adhyay 7 • Shlok 144

चौ0—ुLरन पानि न„ कर` मनôगUर । बागयU बिसाल बिभŒान सयंदर॥ कंरˇ बाल केरगUरि दर »ýीवा । चाLर चिबयक ुानन छबि सींवा॥ 1॥ कलबल बचन ुˇर ुLरनारेU । दय§ दय§ दसन बिसद बर बारेU॥ ललिि कपôल मनôगUर नासा । सकल सय„द ससि कर सम गUासा॥ 2॥ नील कंर` लôचन भव मôचन । भýा`ि भाल ििलक »ôरôचन॥ बिकंU भहकयरंिU सम Ÿावन सयगUा० । कयंरचिि कच मेचक छबि छा०॥ 3॥ पीि Ûाीनि Ûा»यली िन सôगUी । किलकनि चििवनि भाविि मôगUी॥ रूरप रासि नहप ु`िर बिगUारी । नाच¤गU नि` पýििबिंब निगUारी॥ 4॥ मôगिU सन करगिंU बिबिˇि बिˇि कýरी˙‚Uा । बरनि मôगिU गUôिि ुिि बýी˙‚Uा॥ किलकि मôगिU ˇरन `ब ˇाव¤गU। चल'¡U भा»ि िब पŒप दे„ाव¤गU॥ 5॥

Roman Transliteration (IAST)

aruna pŒni nakha karaja manohara, bŒhu bisŒla bibhµuṣana sundara. kandha bŒla kehari dara grīvŒ, cŒru cibuka Œnana chabi sī ¡vŒ.1. kalabala bacana adhara arunŒre, dui dui dasana bisada bara bŒre. lalita kapola manohara nŒsŒ, sakala sukhada sasi kara sama hŒsŒ.2. nīla kañja locana bhava mocana, bhrŒjata bhŒla tilaka gorocana. bika¢a bhṛku¢i sama śravana suhŒe, kuñcita kaca mecaka chabi chŒe.3. pīta jhīni jhagulī tana sohī, kilakani citavani bhŒvati mohī. rµupa rŒsi nṛpa ajira bihŒrī, nŒcahi ò nija pratibimba nihŒrī.4. mohi sana karahi ò bibidhi bidhi krīRŒ, baranata mohi hoti ati brīRŒ. kilakata mohi dharana jaba dhŒvahiò, calau ¡ bhŒgi taba pµupa dekhŒvahi ò.5.

Translations

English Translations 1
Gita Press English

His roseate hands, nails and fingers were all captivating; His long arms were richly adorned. He had shoulders resembling those of a lion’s cub and a neck shaped like a conch, a lovely chin and a face which was the very perfection of beauty. His speech was yet indistinct, His lips rosy and His mouth contained a pair of small pearly and shapely teeth both above and below. He had lovely cheeks, a charming nose and a smile which afforded delight and was bright as the rays of the moon. His eyes, which resembled a pair of blue lotuses, undid the bonds of worldly existence; while His forehead gleamed with a sacred mark made with yellow pigment. He had arched eyebrows, pretty well-matched ears and curly darkblue hair that scattered their charm all round. A thin yellow garment set off His swarthy person, and His shrill gleeful cry and glance captivated me. Thus frolicking in the courtyard of the royal palace, the All-beautiful danced at the sight of His own shadow and played with me in diverse ways, which I blush to tell you. Crying with joy as He ran to catch hold of me, I flew away; then He showed me a piece of sweet cake. (1—5)

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