dāruko dvārakām etya

vasudevograsenayoḥ

patitvā caraṇāv asrair

nyaṣiñcat kṛṣṇa-vicyutaḥ

darukah -- Daruka; dvarakam -- in Dvaraka; etya -- arriving; vasudeva-ugrasenayoh -- of Vasudeva and Ugrasena; patitva -- falling down; caranau -- at the feet; asraih -- with his tears; nyashincat -- drenched; krishna-vicyutah -- deprived of Lord Krishna.


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As soon as Daruka reached Dvaraka, he threw himself at the feet of Vasudeva and Ugrasena and drenched their feet with his tears, lamenting the loss of Lord Krishna.

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