Duhu Jana Aola Kunjaka Maha
The two of them have entered deep within the bower -- what creator could ever describe the wondrous flow of their mellow?
Rain pours down ceaselessly from the clouds in the sky; lightning flashes and burns without pause.
At just such a time, the excellent Radha and Krishna sit together in one place within the bower.
Their two bodies merge as one, intoxicated by Cupid; their mutual embrace shines like a battle of love.
Wondrous is the amorous sport of these two -- Govinda Dasa beholds it together with the sakhis.
About Duhu Jana Aola Kunjaka Maha
A brief Bengali pada of Govinda Dasa Kaviraja set during a monsoon downpour, describing Radha and Krishna's union within a forest bower as rain streams down and lightning flashes continually outside, their embrace described as a "battle of love" witnessed by the poet together with the sakhis.
- Composer
- Govinda Dasa Kaviraja · Read biography
- Verses
- 5
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Duhu Jana Aola Kunjaka Maha was composed by Govinda Dasa Kaviraja.
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The two of them have entered deep within the bower -- what creator could ever describe the wondrous flow of their mellow?
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Duhu Jana Aola Kunjaka Maha has 5 verses.
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