(Kavitta)
Kaindho Rasakhana Rasa Kosa Drriga Pyasa Jani,
Ani Ke Piyusha Pusha Kino Bidhi Chamda Ghara. [1]
Kaindho Mani Manika Baitharibai Ko Kamchana Maim,
Jariya Jobana Jina Gadaiya Sughara Ghara. [2]
Kaindho Kama Kamana Ke Rajata Adhara Chinha,
Kaindho Yaha Bhaura Gyan Bohita Gumana Hara. [3]
Eri Meri Pyari Duti Koti Rati Rambha Ki,
Vari Daron Tehi Chita Chorani Chibuka Para. [4]
- Shri Raskhan, Raskhan Ratnawali
Describing the beauty of Śrī Rādhā, Raskhān says—
Brahmā, knowing the world to be thirsty, filled Your eyes with an inexhaustible treasure of bliss so that the world might be fully satisfied. Your face appears as if the moon of the essence of nectar has assumed a personal form. [1]
The graceful formation of Your limbs is as though a master jeweler, perfected in his art, has fashioned an incomparable abode of youth, setting gems and pearls into gold, each limb complete and flawless in its own splendor. [2]
The crimson hue of Your lips is so enchanting that it seems the entire kingdom of Kāma resides within them, and this beauty, like a bumblebee, shatters the pride of the boat of knowledge, causing it to sink. [3]
O my lovely Rādhā! Upon the beauty of Your charming chin, I would gladly sacrifice millions of Ratis and Rambhās, for such unparalleled beauty is found nowhere else. [4]
Kaindho Rasakhana Rasa Kosa Drriga Pyasa Jani,
Ani Ke Piyusha Pusha Kino Bidhi Chamda Ghara. [1]
Kaindho Mani Manika Baitharibai Ko Kamchana Maim,
Jariya Jobana Jina Gadaiya Sughara Ghara. [2]
Kaindho Kama Kamana Ke Rajata Adhara Chinha,
Kaindho Yaha Bhaura Gyan Bohita Gumana Hara. [3]
Eri Meri Pyari Duti Koti Rati Rambha Ki,
Vari Daron Tehi Chita Chorani Chibuka Para. [4]
- Shri Raskhan, Raskhan Ratnawali
Describing the beauty of Śrī Rādhā, Raskhān says—
Brahmā, knowing the world to be thirsty, filled Your eyes with an inexhaustible treasure of bliss so that the world might be fully satisfied. Your face appears as if the moon of the essence of nectar has assumed a personal form. [1]
The graceful formation of Your limbs is as though a master jeweler, perfected in his art, has fashioned an incomparable abode of youth, setting gems and pearls into gold, each limb complete and flawless in its own splendor. [2]
The crimson hue of Your lips is so enchanting that it seems the entire kingdom of Kāma resides within them, and this beauty, like a bumblebee, shatters the pride of the boat of knowledge, causing it to sink. [3]
O my lovely Rādhā! Upon the beauty of Your charming chin, I would gladly sacrifice millions of Ratis and Rambhās, for such unparalleled beauty is found nowhere else. [4]