keśa-prasādhanaḿ tv atra
kāminyāḥ kāminā kṛtam
tāni cūḍayatā kāntām
upaviṣṭam iha dhruvam
kesa -- of Her hair; prasadhanam -- the decorative arrangement; tu -- furthermore; atra -- here; kaminyah -- of the lusty girl; kamina -- by the lusty boy; kritam -- done; tani -- with those (flowers); cudayata -- by Him who was making a crown; kantam -- His consort; upavishtam -- seated; iha -- here; dhruvam -- certainly.
The acaryas explain that Sri Krishna wanted to decorate Radharani's hair with the forest flowers He had collected. Therefore They sat down together facing the same direction, with Radharani between Krishna's knees, and Krishna proceeded to arrange Her hair with flowers and make a flower crown for Her, coronating Her as the goddess of the forest. Thus the romantic young boy and girl played and joked together in Vrindavana.