kṛṣṇasyaivaḿ viharato

gaty-ālāpekṣita-smitaiḥ

narma-kṣveli-pariṣvańgaiḥ

strīṇāḿ kila hṛtā dhiyaḥ

krishnasya -- of Lord Krishna; evam -- thus; viharatah -- who was sporting; gati -- by the movements; alapa -- conversing; ikshita -- glancing; smitaih -- and smiling; narma -- by the jokes; kshveli -- playful exchanges; parishvangaih -- and embraces; strinam -- of the wives; kila -- indeed; hritah -- stolen; dhiyah -- the hearts.


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In this way Lord Krishna would sport with His queens, totally captivating their hearts with His gestures, talks, glances and smiles, and also with His jokes, playful exchanges and embraces.

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