Yashoda swings Krishna in the baby swing and thinks, ‘I am emotionally submitted to You, the one Who bestows bliss.’||1||
Yashomati (Yashoda) thinks about her past blissful deeds and then gazes at the beautiful body of her son Krishna.||2||
Krishna moves His body and smiles. Who will know the simile or metaphor for this image of Krishna? [No is implicit].||3||
While swaying Krishna in the baby swing, Yashoda addresses as ‘Dear one!’ The playful sports of Krishna as a child are immense.||4||
Yashoda is pleased after watching the face of the child. The Lord of Soordas (baby Krishna) is no one else but Vishnu, Who holds the Shaarnga-bow.||5||
Notes:
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² Click here to find the next poem to this poem.
Poet: Soordas
Source: Sri Krishna Baal Madhuri — Gitapress
© Stutimandal 2006, Mar 24.
