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Song Name: Sarada Canda Pavana Manda
Official Name: Song 74
Author: Govinda Dasa Kaviraja
Book Name: Padavali
Language: Bengali
LYRICS:
(1)
śarada canda pabana manda
bipine bharala kusuma-gandha
phulla mallikā mālatī yūthī
matta madhukara bhoraṇī
(2)
herata rāti aichana bhāti
śyāma-mohana madana māti
muralī gāna pañcama tāna
kulabatī-cita-coraṇī
(3)
śunata gopī prema ropi
manahiḿ manahiḿ āpanā soḿpi
tāḿhi calata yāḿhi bolata
muralīka kala rolanī
(4)
bichuri geha nijahu deha
eku nayane kājara-reha
yāhe rañjita eku mañjīra
eku kuṇḍala dolanī
(5)
śithila chanda nībika bandha
begete dhā-ota yubatī-bṛnda
khasata basana rasana coli
galita beṇī lolanī
(6)
tatahiḿ beli sakhinī meli
kehu kahuka patha nā heri
aichana milala gokula-canda
gobinda-dāsa bolanī
TRANSLATION
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The autumn moon glistened. A gentle breeze blew. A fragrance of flowers filled the forest. Mallika, malati, and yuthi flowers bloomed. Intoxicated black bees flew.
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The gopis looked at the splendid night. They were enchanted by dark Krsna. They had fallen in love with Him. From a flute somewhere came melodies on the fifth note, melodies that robbed the saintly gopis of their hearts.
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Hearing the music, the gopis were overcome with feelings of love. Entering the gopis’ thoughts and there speaking eloquent words, the sweet flute-music aroused the gopis’ desire to enjoy with Krsna.
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Overcome, the gopis forgot their homes and their own bodies. To only one eye they applied black kajjala. On only one ankle they placed a jangling anklet. On only one ear they placed a swinging earring.
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Their tight belts became loosened. Quickly the teenage gopis ran. Their belts, bodices, and garments became loose and began to slip. Their braids were tossed to and fro.
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Somehow the gopis all met. As they walked, they could not see the path before them. They met Lord Krsna, who is like a glorious moon shining in Gokula. Thus sings Govinda dasa.
REMARKS/EXTRA INFORMATION:
This song is sung in Raga Kanada.
UPDATED: July 9, 2009