dantā nipetur bhagavad-bhuja-spṛśas
te keśinas tapta-maya-spṛśo yathā
bāhuś ca tad-deha-gato mahātmano
yathāmayaḥ saḿvavṛdhe upekṣitaḥ
dantah -- the teeth; nipetuh -- fell out; bhagavat -- of the Supreme Lord; bhuja -- the arm; sprisah -- touching; te -- they; kesinah -- of Kesi; tapta-maya -- red-hot (iron); sprisah -- touching; yatha -- as; bahuh -- the arm; ca -- and; tat -- his, Kesi's; deha -- body; gatah -- having entered; maha-atmanah -- of the Supreme Soul; yatha -- like; amayah -- a diseased condition (particularly, distension of the stomach); samvavridhe -- increased greatly in size; upekshitah -- neglected.
Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti points out that although Lord Krishna's arm is more tender and cooling than a blue lotus, to Kesi it felt extremely hot as if made of lightning bolts.