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Srimad Bhagavatam 5.2.13

5.2.13

का वाऽऽत्मवृत्तिरदनाद्धविरङ्ग वातिविष्णो: कलास्यनिमिषोन्मकरौ च कर्णौ । उद्विग्नमीनयुगलं द्विजपङ्क्तिशोचि-रासन्नभृङ्गनिकरं सर इन्मुखं ते ॥ १३ ॥

ka vatma-vrttir adanad dhavir anga vati visnoh kalasy animisonmakarau ca karnau udvigna-mina-yugalam dvija-pankti-socir asanna-bhrnga-nikaram sara in mukham te

ka
what
va
and
atma-vrttih
food for maintenance of the body
adanat
by the chewing (of betel)
havih
pure sacrificial ingredients
anga
my dear friend
vati
emanate
visnoh
of Lord Visnu
kala
expansion of the body
asi
you are
animisa
without blinking
unmakarau
two brilliant sharks
ca
also
karnau
two ears
udvigna
restless
mina-yugalam
possessing two fish
dvija-pankti
of lines of teeth
socih
beauty
asanna
nearby
bhrnga-nikaram
possessing swarms of bumblebees
sarah it
like a lake
mukham
face
te
your

My dear friend, what do you eat to maintain your body? Because you are chewing betel, a pleasing scent is emanating from your mouth. This proves that you always eat the remnants of food offered to Visnu. Indeed, you must also be an expansion of Lord Visnu’s body. Your face is as beautiful as a pleasing lake. Your jeweled earrings resemble two brilliant sharks with unblinking eyes like those of Visnu, and your own eyes resemble two restless fish. Simultaneously, therefore, two sharks and two restless fish are swimming in the lake of your face. Besides them, the white rows of your teeth seem like rows of very beautiful swans in the water, and your scattered hair resembles swarms of bumblebees following the beauty of your face.