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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.35.16-17

10.35.16-17

निजपदाब्जदलैर्ध्वजवज्र- नीरजाङ्कुशविचित्रललामै: । व्रजभुव: शमयन् खुरतोदं वर्ष्मधुर्यगतिरीडितवेणु: ॥ १६ ॥ व्रजति तेन वयं सविलास- वीक्षणार्पितमनोभववेगा: । कुजगतिं गमिता न विदाम: कश्मलेन कवरं वसनं वा ॥ १७ ॥

nija-padābja-dalair dhvaja-vajra nīrajāṅkuśa-vicitra-lalāmaiḥ vraja-bhuvaḥ śamayan khura-todaṁ varṣma-dhurya-gatir īḍita-veṇuḥ vrajati tena vayaṁ sa-vilāsa vīkṣaṇārpita-manobhava-vegāḥ kuja-gatiṁ gamitā na vidāmaḥ kaśmalena kavaraṁ vasanaṁ vā

nija
His own
pada-abja
of the lotus feet
dalaiḥ
like flower petals
dhvaja
of a flag
vajra
thunderbolt
nīraja
lotus
aṅkuśa
and elephant goad
vicitra
variegated
lalāmaiḥ
by the markings
vraja
of Vraja
bhuvaḥ
of the ground
śamayan
relieving
khura
from the hooves (of the cows)
todam
the pain
varṣma
with His body
dhurya
like an elephant’s
gatiḥ
whose movement
īḍita
extolled
veṇuḥ
whose flute
vrajati
He walks
tena
by that
vayam
we
savilāsa
playful
vīkṣaṇa
with His glances
arpita
bestowed
manaḥ-bhava
of lust
vegāḥ
whose agitation
kuja
like that of trees
gatim
whose movement (i.e., complete lack of movement)
gamitāḥ
attaining
na vidāmaḥ
we do not recognize
kaśmaleṇa
because of our bewilderment
kavaram
the braids of our hair
vasanam
our dress
vā
or

As Kṛṣṇa strolls through Vraja with His lotus-petal-like feet, marking the ground with the distinctive emblems of flag, thunderbolt, lotus and elephant goad, He relieves the distress the ground feels from the cows’ hooves. As He plays His renowned flute, His body moves with the grace of an elephant. Thus we gopīs, who become agitated by Cupid when Kṛṣṇa playfully glances at us, stand as still as trees, unaware that our hair and garments are slackening.