bāhum - arm; priyā-aṁse - on the shoulder of His beloved; upadhāya - placing; gṛhīta - having taken; padmaḥ - a lotus flower; rāma-anujaḥ - Lord Balarāma's younger brother (Kṛṣṇa); tulasikā - because of the garland of tulasī flowers; ali-kulaiḥ - by bumblebees; mada-andhaiḥ - blinded by the fragrance; anvīyamānaḥ - being followed; iha - here; vaḥ - of you; taravaḥ - O trees; praṇāmam - the obeisances; kim vā - whether; abhinandati - welcomes; caran - while passing; praṇaya-avalokaiḥ - with glances of love.

Lord Caitanya continued, “ ‘O trees, kindly tell us whether Balarāma’s younger brother, Kṛṣṇa, welcomed your obeisances with loving glances as He passed this way, resting one hand on the shoulder of Śrīmatī Rādhārāṇī, holding a lotus flower in the other, and being followed by a swarm of bumblebees maddened by the fragrance of tulasī flowers.