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Āre Mora Gaura Kiśora

Pāhiḍā-rāga

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1 Refrain
āre mora gaura-kiśora sahacara kandhe pahuṁ bhuja-yuga āropiyā nabamī daśāya bhela bhora
Translation

Ah! My Lord Gaura-kiśora keeps His two arms on His companions’ shoulders. He seems on the verge of death.

paḍiyā kṣitira pare mukhe bākya nāhi sare sāhase paraśe nāhi keha soṇāra gaura-hari kahe hāya mari mari tantuka dosara bhela deha
Translation

He falls to the ground. No words come from His mouth. No one dares to touch Him. Golden Lord Gaura-Hari says, “Alas! Alas! Alas!” His companions gather around Him.

thira nayana kari mathurā nāma dhari ro-aye hā nātha baliyā basu rāmānanda baṇe gaurāṅga emana kena nā bujhinu kisera lagiyā
Translation

His gaze is fixed. He calls out, “Mathurā!” He weeps. He calls out, “O My Lord!” Rāmānanda Vasu says: Why has Lord Gaurāṅga become like this? I do not know.

About Āre Mora Gaura Kiśora

"O my youthful Gaura" — a near-repeat of song 846's address, kiśora again marking his youthful beauty.

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What is the meaning of Āre Mora Gaura Kiśora?

Ah! My Lord Gaura-kiśora keeps His two arms on His companions’ shoulders. He seems on the verge of death.

How many verses does Āre Mora Gaura Kiśora have?

Āre Mora Gaura Kiśora has 3 verses.

Can I download Āre Mora Gaura Kiśora as a PPT or PDF?

Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Āre Mora Gaura Kiśora — verse and translation on each slide — is available to download in both PowerPoint (.pptx) and PDF formats from this page, for use in kirtan or temple programs.