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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.21.16

10.21.16

द‍ृष्ट्वातपे व्रजपशून् सह रामगोपै: सञ्चारयन्तमनु वेणुमुदीरयन्तम् । प्रेमप्रवृद्ध उदित: कुसुमावलीभि: सख्युर्व्यधात् स्ववपुषाम्बुद आतपत्रम् ॥ १६ ॥

dṛṣṭvātape vraja-paśūn saha rāma-gopaiḥ sañcārayantam anu veṇum udīrayantam prema-pravṛddha uditaḥ kusumāvalībhiḥ sakhyur vyadhāt sva-vapuṣāmbuda ātapatram

dṛṣṭvā
seeing
ātape
in the full heat of the sun
vraja-paśūn
the domestic animals of Vraja
saha
together with
rāma-gopaiḥ
Lord Balarāma and the cowherd boys
sañcārayantam
herding together
anu
repeatedly
veṇum
His flute
udīrayantam
loudly playing
prema
out of love
pravṛddhaḥ
expanded
uditaḥ
rising high
kusuma-āvalībhiḥ
(with droplets of water vapor, which are like) groups of flowers
sakhyuḥ
for his friend
vyadhāt
he constructed
sva-vapuṣā
out of his own body
ambudaḥ
the cloud
ātapatram
an umbrella

In the company of Balarāma and the cowherd boys, Lord Kṛṣṇa is continually vibrating His flute as He herds all the animals of Vraja, even under the full heat of the summer sun. Seeing this, the cloud in the sky has expanded himself out of love. He is rising high and constructing out of his own body, with its multitude of flower-like droplets of water, an umbrella for the sake of his friend.