कोटिमन्मथलावण्यः सुगन्धकुटिलालकः |
जगन्मोहनसौन्दर्यसंपूर्णशुभविग्रहः ||
कनकाम्बरधारी च कण्ठशोभितकौस्तुभः |
दिव्यचन्दनलिप्ताङ्गो वैजयन्तीविभूषितः ||
वादयन् मधुरं वेणुं रञ्जयन् राधिकां तथा |
अपश्यद्यमुनातीरे हसीनाञ्च हमीदया ||
तां विलोक्य हसीनाञ्च पारसीकसमद्भवाम् |
सुन्दरीमभवत्कृष्णः समुत्पन्नकुतूहलः ||
अष्टौ सख्यस्तदा नौकां सहर्षं ललितादयः |
तीरं संप्रापयामासुर्हसीना यत्र संस्थिता ||
तं विलोक्य घनश्यामं रसिकं पुरुषोत्तमम् |
लज्जयाsवाङ्ग्मुखी तस्थौ हसीना च हमीदया ||
Shri Krishna's exquisite beauty was equivalent to that of a crore of Manmathas. He was having pleasantly fragrant curly locks of hair. His form was so delightful that it enchanted the whole world. He was wearing a silky yellow garment, Kaustubha gem and a garland of Vaijayanti; His preson was fully rubbed with sandal paste; He was playing melodiously on the flute and was thus making Shri Radha happy. He appeared there and saw Haseena and Hameeda on the bank of the Yamuna. The eight mates of Shri Krishna like Lalita, rowed the boat towards the shore where Haseena was standing. Seeing Shri Shyamasundara, the Purushottama, the greatest Rasika, Haseena and Hameeda became very shy and hence bent their heads.
