tabe - thereupon; more - at Me; krodha kari' - becoming angry; lajjā - shame; bhaya - fear; dharma - religion; chāḍi' - giving up; chāḍi' - giving up; dimu - I shall give; kara āsi' pāna - come drink; nahe - not; pimu - I shall drink; nirantara - continuously; tomāya - of You; mora - my; nāhika - there is not; ḍara - fear; anye - others; dekhoṅ - I see; tṛṇera samāna - equal to straw.

“Thereupon, the flute said angrily to Me, ‘Give up Your shame, fear and religion and come drink the lips of Kṛṣṇa. On that condition, I shall give up my attachment for them. If You do not give up Your shame and fear, however, I shall continuously drink the nectar of Kṛṣṇa’s lips. I am slightly fearful because You also have the right to drink that nectar, but as for the others, I consider them like straw.’