tvam - you; yakṣmaṇā - by consumption; bala-vatā - powerful; asi - are; gṛhītaḥ - seized; indo - O moon; kṣīṇaḥ - emaciated; tamaḥ - darkness; na - not; nija - your; dīdhitibhiḥ - with the rays; kṣiṇoṣi - you destroy; kaccit - whether; mukunda-gaditāni - the statements made by Mukunda; yathā - like; vayam - us; tvam - you; vismṛtya - forgetting; bhoḥ - dear one; sthagita - stunned; gīḥ - whose speech; upalakṣyase - you appear; naḥ - to us.

My dear moon, having contracted a severe case of tuberculosis, you have become so emaciated that you fail to dispel the darkness with your rays. Or is it that you appear dumbstruck because, like us, you cannot remember the encouraging promises Mukunda once made to you?