Atula Atula Gaurāṅgera Rūpa Atula Tāhāra Ābhā
Kāmoda-rāga
Peerless peerless is Lord Gaurāṅga's form. Peerless is His glorious splendor. Peerless peerless is Lord Gaurāṅga. Peerless peerless is the moon of His face. Peerless is the splendor of His smile.
Peerless is the sacred-thread that sways to and fro on His peerless neck. Peerless is the Himalaya mountain of His chest, a mountain where silver-clear mountain-brooks flow.
Peerless is His nose splendid like a peerless peerless parrot-beak. Peerless are the restless glances He casts from the peerless peerless sapharī fish that are His eyes.
Peerless peerless are his lips that defeat peerless bimba fruits. Peerless peerless is the splendor of His teeth, teeth like a string of pearls.
Peerless is His leaning on a companion. Peerless is His swaying to and fro. Peerless are His restless motions. Peerless is His glorious form that made everyone wild with bliss. Śekhara Rāya never saw that form. Of that sight he was cheated.
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Who wrote Atula Atula Gaurāṅgera Rūpa Atula Tāhāra Ābhā?
Atula Atula Gaurāṅgera Rūpa Atula Tāhāra Ābhā was composed by Śekhara dāsa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Atula Atula Gaurāṅgera Rūpa Atula Tāhāra Ābhā?
Peerless peerless is Lord Gaurāṅga's form. Peerless is His glorious splendor. Peerless peerless is Lord Gaurāṅga. Peerless peerless is the moon of His face. Peerless is the splendor of His smile.
How many verses does Atula Atula Gaurāṅgera Rūpa Atula Tāhāra Ābhā have?
Atula Atula Gaurāṅgera Rūpa Atula Tāhāra Ābhā has 5 verses.