Guru Duru Banca Ujorala Canda
The moon shines bright, making the path past the elders' watch far and difficult; at every step, the eyes of the elders become a trap.
Upon that path, so very hard and far to travel, the graceful one nonetheless goes forth on her nocturnal tryst.
O Madhava, what can I say of the ways of love? She who is devoted to you has, through that very love, conquered all three worlds.
When that girl, flustered, flexes the bow of her brows, how many five-arrowed Kamadevas run away in fear!
She met you in the forest bower, without any hindrance at all — Govinda Dasa says her heart's desire has now been fulfilled.
About Guru Duru Banca Ujorala Canda
A Govinda Dasa Kaviraja abhisara pada in which the moon itself, meant to light Radha's way, becomes her greatest danger, its brightness turning her elders' watchful eyes into a trap, yet love drives her past every obstacle to an unhindered meeting with Krishna in the bower.
- Composer
- Govinda Dasa Kaviraja · Read biography
- Verses
- 5
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Who wrote Guru Duru Banca Ujorala Canda?
Guru Duru Banca Ujorala Canda was composed by Govinda Dasa Kaviraja.
What is the meaning of Guru Duru Banca Ujorala Canda?
The moon shines bright, making the path past the elders' watch far and difficult; at every step, the eyes of the elders become a trap.
How many verses does Guru Duru Banca Ujorala Canda have?
Guru Duru Banca Ujorala Canda has 5 verses.
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