saivaḿ kaivalya-nāthaḿ taḿ
prāpya duṣprāpyam īśvaram
ańga-rāgārpaṇenāho
durbhagedam ayācata
sa -- she; evam -- thus; kaivalya -- of liberation; natham -- the controller; tam -- Him; prapya -- obtaining; dushprapyam -- unobtainable; isvaram -- the Supreme Lord; anga-raga -- body ointment; arpanena -- by offering; aho -- oh; durbhaga -- unfortunate; idam -- this; ayacata -- she begged.
According to Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti, Srimati Trivakra prayed to the Lord, "Please enjoy only with me, and not with any other woman." Because Krishna was not prepared to grant such a benediction, Trivakra is described here as unfortunate. Sridhara Svami adds that although to ordinary eyes she seemed to beg for material sex pleasure, in fact she was a liberated soul at this point.