smared vṛndāvane ramye mohayantam anāratam
smared vṛndāvane ramye mohayantam anāratam |
govindaṁ puṇḍarīkākṣaṁ gopa-kanyāḥ sahasraśaḥ ||
ātmano vadanāmbhoja-preritākṣi-madhu-vratāḥ |
kāma-bāṇena vivaśāś ciram āśleṣaṇotsukāḥ ||
muktāhāra-lasat-pīnottuṅga-stana-bharānatāḥ |
srasta-dhammilla-vasanā mada-skhalita-bhāṣaṇāḥ ||
danta-paṅkti-prabhodbhāsi-spandamānādharāñcitāḥ |
vilobhayantīr vividhair vibhramair bhāva-garbhitaiḥ ||
(Śāradā-tilaka, following the Mṛtuñjaya-saṁhitā; cited in Hari-bhakti-vilāsa: 3.110–113, Bhakti Sandarbha: 286)
“Remember in joyful Vṛndāvana
Govinda of lotus eyes
Enchanting unceasingly
Thousands of gopa girls,
Their own bumblebees eyes directed
Towards the lotus of his face,
Captivated by arrows of kāma,
Long eager for his embraces,
Bowed by the weight of their full, raised breasts
Shining with pearl necklaces [draped over them],
Their chignons and garments disheveled,
Their speech wavering with passion,
Adorned with quivering lips
Shining with the splendor
Of their rows of teeth,
And alluring [him] with various amorous movements
Filled with bhāva.”