tÄsÄá¹ mukundo madhu-mañju-bhÄá¹£itair
gá¹›hÄ«ta-cittaḥ para-vÄn manasvy api
kathaá¹ punar naḥ pratiyÄsyate 'balÄ
grÄmyÄḥ salajja-smita-vibhramair bhraman

 tÄsÄm - their; mukundaḥ - Kṛṣṇa; madhu - like honey; mañju - sweet; bhÄá¹£itaiḥ - by the words; gá¹›hÄ«ta - seized; cittaḥ - whose mind; paravÄn - subservient; manasvÄ« - intelligent; api - although; katham - how; punaḥ - again; naḥ - to us; pratiyÄsyate - will He return; abalÄḥ - O girls; grÄmyÄḥ - who are rustic; sa-lajja - shyly; smita - smiling; vibhramaiḥ - by their enchantments; bhraman - becoming bewildered.


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O gopÄ«s, although our Mukunda is intelligent and very obedient to His parents, once He has fallen under the spell of the honey-sweet words of the women of MathurÄ and been enchanted by their alluring, shy smiles, how will He ever return to us unsophisticated village girls?

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