Shri Krishn Das was the Astachap poet of Pushtimarg or Vallabh Sampraday.
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The divine Couple, Śrī Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa, are immersed in playful pastimes within Vṛndāvana. Beholding the dark rainclouds gathering and rolling in from all directions, Their hearts overflow with joy.
Śrī Vṛṣabhānu’s charming daughter, Śrī Rādhā, is engaged in the plays of the spring season, where Her ever-new beloved Śyāmasundara is also present.
O Vrishbhanu’s beloved daughter, Shri Radha, the moment You appear in the ever-new bowers of Vrindavan and meet Shri Krishna, the lifter of Govardhan, You completely captivate His mind and heart.
Shyamsundar joyfully plays Holi with the fair-complexioned Radhika. On one side, groups of Gopis eagerly gather, and on the other, the group of cowherd boys joined, dancing and playing in the rhythm of Chānchari.
Shyama Shyam, the divine couple, fills my heart completely, no matter how their names are sung (either Shyam Shyama or Shyama Shyam).
There is no other beauty like yours. Each limb of your body is an abode of charm, O friend, Your playful eyebrows command the three worlds!
The sweetness of Vrindavan showers ever-new nectar every moment. Sri Krishndas says, “No one can attain it without the association of the Rasikas.”
O Gopal, I beg you, refrain from sprinkling gulal into my eyes, for they are perpetually fixed upon your moon-like face like a chakora bird. Please do not create disturbance in it.
Who could ever tire of gazing upon the lotus face of Shri Krishna? O, Sakhi, my eyes delight in being steadfastly fixed upon Him!
I surrender myself completely upon Sri Radha’s eyes! Sri Krishn, the divine charmer, is captivated by the nectar of Your eyes and cherishes Your name with utmost devotion in His heart.
All hail, Sri Radha Ju! I've truly come to appreciate your remarkable skillfulness. Through the arched-shaped eyebrows, your gazes unleash such arrows that even Sri Krishn himself falls wounded and enraptured by the intoxicating fervor of your divine love.
I sacrifice myself upon Shri Radha Krishn, the enjoyer of the raas dance. Shri Krishn is the emerald gemstone and Shri Radha is the golden necklace tied around His neck
Shri Krishn says to Shri Radha, “O Radhey! You are more dear to me than my life”. I am in your shelter, so please look at me once and talk to me smilingly.
O Shri Shyamsundar! please provide me the tongue in my eyes to describe Your immense beauty. I only ask for this boon that may every pore of my body drinks the ever-new nectar of Your beauty.
Along with the groups of Sakhis, Shri Radhika is dancing with Manmohan Shri Krishna. The divine couple Shri Shyamashyam are filled with love and have placed their arms on each other shoulders.
My mind is fixed on the beautiful form of Giridhar Shri Krishn. Tribhangi Lal Shri Krishn's enchanting gait and His graceful cheeks are settled in my heart forever.
Shri Radhika, the fair-complexioned Girl, is the crest jewel among all in the divine abode of Braj who has captivated the heart of the son of Nand, Lord Krishn in the palace of Her father King Vrishbhanu.
The glimpse of Shri Krishn is very beautiful, on whose head a peacock crown is placed, the ears are adorned with Makrakrit earings (crocodile shaped earings) and the hairs are curly.
If you wish to reside in a forest, then reside in the forest of Vrindavan, if you wish to reside in a village, then live in Nandgaun.
A gopi says: O friend, What should I do? I am bewildered and forget the awareness of my body, the moment I hear the sound of the melodious flute of Shri Krishn, the enticer of even the cupid at the bank of Yamuna.
