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Srimad Bhagavatam 4.25.28

4.25.28

त्वं ह्रीर्भवान्यस्यथ वाग्रमा पतिं विचिन्वती किं मुनिवद्रहो वने । त्वदङ्‌घ्रिकामाप्तसमस्तकामं क्‍व पद्मकोश: पतित: कराग्रात् ॥ २८ ॥

tvam hrir bhavany asy atha vag rama patim vicinvati kim munivad raho vane tvad-anghri-kamapta-samasta-kamam kva padma-kosah patitah karagrat

tvam
you
hrih
shyness
bhavani
the wife of Lord Siva
asi
are
atha
rather
vak
Sarasvati, the goddess of learning
rama
the goddess of fortune
patim
husband
vicinvati
searching after, thinking of
kim
are you
muni-vat
like a sage
rahah
in this lonely place
vane
in the forest
tvat-anghri
your feet
kama
desiring
apta
achieved
samasta
all
kamam
desirable things
kva
where is
padma-kosah
the lotus flower
patitah
fallen
kara
of the hand
agrat
from the front portion, or palm

My dear beautiful girl, you are exactly like the goddess of fortune or the wife of Lord Siva or the goddess of learning, the wife of Lord Brahma. Although you must be one of them, I see that you are loitering in this forest. Indeed, you are as silent as the great sages. Is it that you are searching after your own husband? Whoever your husband may be, simply by understanding that you are so faithful to him, he will come to possess all opulences. I think you must be the goddess of fortune, but I do not see the lotus flower in your hand. Therefore I am asking you where you have thrown that lotus.