Prem Phulvari is the twentieth chapter of Bhartendu Granthawali, composed by Shri Bhartendu Harishchandra in which a beautiful garden of flowers (verses) blossoms with the beauty of love.
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Śyāmā Pyārī (Śrī Rādhā) is the foremost leader and crown-jewel among all the sakhīs. She is very innocent, fair-complexioned, completely immersed in divine rasa, and supremely generous.
O Shri Radha Krishna, I perpetually desire to live within the shelter of the embrace of your arms. Now, do not abandon me, O Radha Mohan, for you are the refuge of the destitute.
The path of love (mode of love) alone stands as unique, opposite from the norms of social modesty, Vedas, and other usual paths; only lovers find it dear.
Our beloved Shri Radhika is the head of all Sakhis [maidens]. She is the supreme queen of Shri Krishn as well, who Himself is the ultimate King of the entire Braj realm.
The treasure of our life is none other than Shri Shyama [Radha] Ju who is the crest-jewel among all the youthful maidens of Braj and can captivate the heart of Lord Hari completely.
Our most dear Shri Radha, who is the Goddess of whole Braj, who is the charming daughter of King Vrishbhanu, who is the embodiment of happiness for Lord Hari, is our everything.
Our queen is none other than the supreme Queen of Braj, Shri Radhey Maharani who has enslaved Shri Mohan [Krishn], the enchanter Himself. All the Brajwasis [men and women of Braj] worship Her.
O Shri Radhey, When will you make me your very own? When will my eyes be saturated with the vision of the divine couple’s sweetest nectar of beauty?
