ko vā amuṣyāṅghri-saroja-reṇuṁ
vismartum īśīta pumān vijighran
yo visphurad-bhrū-viṭapena bhūmer
bhāraṁ kṛtāntena tiraścakāra
kaḥ - who else; vā - either; amuṣya - the Lord's; aṅghri - feet; saroja-reṇum - dust of the lotus; vismartum - to forget; īśīta - may be able; pumān - person; vijighran - smelling; yaḥ - one who; visphurat - expanding; bhrū-viṭapena - by the leaves of the eyebrows; bhūmeḥ - of the earth; bhāram - burden; kṛta-antena - by death-blows; tiraścakāra - executed.
Lord Kṛṣṇa cannot be accepted as one of the human beings, even though He played the role of an obedient son. His actions were so extraordinary that by the simple raising of His eyebrows He could deliver deathblows to those who were burdening the earth.