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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.35.4-5

10.35.4-5

हन्त चित्रमबला: श‍ृणुतेदं हारहास उरसि स्थिरविद्युत् । नन्दसूनुरयमार्तजनानां नर्मदो यर्हि कूजितवेणु: ॥ ४ ॥ वृन्दशो व्रजवृषा मृगगावो वेणुवाद्यहृतचेतस आरात् । दन्तदष्टकवला धृतकर्णा निद्रिता लिखितचित्रमिवासन् ॥ ५ ॥

hanta citram abalāḥ śṛṇutedaṁ hāra-hāsa urasi sthira-vidyut nanda-sūnur ayam ārta-janānāṁ narma-do yarhi kūjita-veṇuḥ vṛndaśo vraja-vṛṣā mṛga-gāvo veṇu-vādya-hṛta-cetasa ārāt danta-daṣṭa-kavalā dhṛta-karṇā nidritā likhita-citram ivāsan

hanta
ah
citram
wonder
abalāḥ
O girls
śṛṇuta
hear
idam
this
hāra
(brilliant) like a necklace
hāsaḥ
whose smile
urasi
upon the chest
sthira
motionless
vidyut
lightning
nanda-sūnuḥ
son of Nanda Mahārāja
ayam
this
ārta
troubled
janānām
for persons
narma
of joy
daḥ
the giver
yarhi
when
kūjita
has vibrated
veṇuḥ
His flute
vrṇdaśaḥ
in groups
vraja
kept in the pasture
vṛṣāḥ
the bulls
mṛga
the deer
gāvaḥ
and the cows
veṇu
of the flute
vādya
by the playing
hṛta
stolen away
cetasaḥ
their minds
ārāt
at a distance
danta
by their teeth
daṣṭa
bit
kavalāḥ
whose mouthfuls
dhṛta
holding up
karṇāḥ
their ears
nidritāḥ
asleep
likhita
drawn
citram
an illustration
iva
as if
āsan
they were

O girls! This son of Nanda, who gives joy to the distressed, bears steady lightning on His chest and has a smile like a jeweled necklace. Now please hear something wonderful. When He vibrates His flute, Vraja’s bulls, deer and cows, standing in groups at a great distance, are all captivated by the sound, and they stop chewing the food in their mouths and cock their ears. Stunned, they appear as if asleep, or like figures in a painting.