kasmāt - from where; vṛnde - O Vṛndā; priyā-sakhi - O dear friend; hareḥ - of Lord Hari; pāda-mūlāt - from the lotus feet; kutaḥ - where; asau - that one (Lord Kṛṣṇa); kuṇḍa-araṇye - in the forest on the bank of Rādhā-kuṇḍa; kim - what; iha - here; kurute - He does; nṛtya-śikṣām - dancing practice; guruḥ - teacher; kaḥ - who; tam - Him; tvat-mūrtiḥ - Your form; prati-taru-latam - on every tree and vine; dik-vidikṣu - in all directions; sphurantī - appearing; śailūṣī - expert dancer; iva - like; bhramati - wanders; paritaḥ - all around; nartayantī - causing to dance; sva-paścāt - behind.

“O my beloved friend Vṛndā, where are you coming from?”
“I am coming from the feet of Śrī Hari.”
“Where is He?”
“In the forest on the bank of Rādhā-kuṇḍa.”
“What is He doing there?”
“He is learning dancing.”
“Who is His master?”
“Your image, Rādhā, revealing itself in every tree and creeper in every direction, is roaming like a skillful dancer, making Him dance behind.”