kaṁso batādyākṛta me 'ty-anugrahaṁ
drakṣye 'ṅghri-padmaṁ prahito 'munā hareḥ
kṛtāvatārasya duratyayaṁ tamaḥ
pūrve 'taran yan-nakha-maṇḍala-tviṣā
kaṁsaḥ - King Kaṁsa; bata - indeed; adya - today; akṛta - has done; me - toward me; ati-anugraham - an act of extreme kindness; drakṣye - I will see; aṅghri-padmam - the lotus feet; prahitaḥ - sent; amunā - by him; hareḥ - of the Supreme Personality of Godhead; kṛta - who has enacted; avatārasya - His descent to this world; duratyayam - insurmountable; tamaḥ - the darkness of material existence; pūrve - persons in the past; ataran - transcended; yat - whose; nakha-maṇḍala - of the orb of the toenails; tviṣā - by the effulgence.
Akrūra noted how ironic it was that the envious, demoniac Kaṁsa had given him an extraordinary blessing by sending him to see the Supreme Lord Kṛṣṇa.