Kabe Mora Śubha Dina Hoibe Udoya

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kabe mora śubha-dina hoibe udoya bṛndābana-dhāma mama hoibe āśroya
Word for word
kabe—when?; mora—of me; śubha—auspicious; dina—day; hoibe—will be; udoya—arisal; bṛndābana-dhāma—Vṛndāvana dhama; mama—my; hoibe—will be; āśroya—the shelter
Translation

When will I take shelter of Vṛndāvana? When will that auspicious day be mine?

ghucibe soṁsāra-jwālā biṣaya-bāsanā baiṣṇabe soṁsarge mora pūribe kāmanā
Word for word
ghucibe—will destroy; soṁsāra—of the material world; jwālā—the fire; biṣaya—material; bāsanā—desires; baiṣṇabe—to the Vaisnavas; soṁsarge—in the association; mora—of me; pūribe—will fulfill; kāmanā—the desires
Translation

When will my material desires end? When will the flames of birth and death be extinguished? When will association with the Vaiṣṇavas fulfill all my desires?

dhulāya dhūsara ho'ye hari-saṅkīrtane matta ho'ye poḍe ro'ba baiṣṇaba-caraṇe
Word for word
dhulāya—with dust; dhūsara—darkened; ho'ye—is; hari-saṅkīrtane—in trhe chanting of Lord Kṛṣṇa's names; matta—wild; ho'ye—is; poḍe—fall; ro'ba—will stay; baiṣṇaba-caraṇe—at the Vaisnavas' feet
Translation

When, in the chanting of Kṛṣṇa-saṅkīrtana, will I become wild, fall to the ground, roll in the dust, and grasp the Vaiṣṇavas' feet?

kabe śrī-jamunā-tīre kadamba-kānane heribo jugala-rūpa hṛdoya-nayane
Word for word
kabe—when?; śrī-jamunā-tīre—on the Śrī Yamuna's shore; kadamba-kānane—in a kadamba forest; heribaḥ—will see; jugala-rūpa—the forms of the divine couple; hṛdoya—heart; nayane—with the eyes
Translation

When with the eyes of my heart will I see the divine couple in a kadamba grove by Śrī Yamunā's bank?

kabe sakhī kṛpā kori' jugala-sebāya nijukta koribe more rākhi' nija pā'ya
Word for word
kabe—when; sakhī—a gopī friend; kṛpā—mercy; kori'—doing; jugala—of the divine couple; sebāya—service; nijukta—engaged; koribe—will do; more—to me; rākhi'—protecting; nija—own; pā'ya—at the feet
Translation

When will a gopī give me shelter at her feet and kindly engage me in serving the divine couple?

kabe bā jugala-līlā kori' daraśana premānanda-bhore āmi ha'bo acetana
Word for word
kabe—when?; ba—or; jugala—of the divine couple; līlā—pastimes; kori'—doing; daraśana—sight; prema—love; ānanda—and bliss; bhore—abundance; āmi—I; ha'baḥ—will be; acetana—unconscious
Translation

When, gazing at the divine couple's pastimes, will I, overcome with bliss and love, fall unconscious?

kata khaṇa acetana poḍiyā rohibo āpana śarīra āmi kabe pāśaribo
Word for word
kata—how many?; khaṇa—moments; acetana—unconscious; poḍiyā—falling; rohibaḥ—will stay; āpana—own; sarira—body; āmi—I; kabe—when?; pāśaribaḥ—will forget
Translation

How long will I be unconscious? When will I forget my body in this way?

uṭhiyā smaribo punaḥ acetana-kāle jā' dekhinu kṛṣṇa-līlā bhāsi' aṅkhi-jale
Word for word
uṭhiyā—rising; smaribaḥ—I will remember; punaḥ—again; acetana—unconscious; kāle—at the time; jā'—which; dekhinu—I saw; kṛṣṇa-līlā—Kṛṣṇa's pastimes; bhāsi'—floating; aṅkhi—of the eyes; jale—in the water
Translation

When, becoming conscious again, will I remember the vision of Lord Kṛṣṇa's pastimes I saw in those unconscious moments and then suddenly float in the tears streaming from my eyes?

kākuti minati kori' baiṣṇaba-sadane bolibo bhakati-bindu deho' e durjane
Word for word
kākuti—with words choked with emotion; minati—request; kori'—doing; baiṣṇaba-sadane—in the assembly of Vaisnavas; bolibaḥ—will say; bhakati—of devotion; bindu—a drop; deho'—please give; e—to this; durjane—sinner
Translation

When, with words choked with emotion, will I beg the Vṛndāvanas: "To this sinner please give one drop of devotion to the Lord."?

śrī-anaṅga-mañjarīra caraṇa śaraṇa e bhaktibinoda āśā kore anukhaṇa
Word for word
śrī-anaṅga-mañjarīra—of Śrī Anaṅga-mañjarī; caraṇa—at the feet; śaraṇa—shelter; e—this; bhaktibinoda—Bhaktivinoda; āśā—desire; kore—does; anukhaṇa—at every moment
Translation

At every moment Bhaktivinoda longs to take shelter of Anaṅga-mañjarī's feet.

Frequently asked

Who wrote Kabe Mora Śubha Dina Hoibe Udoya?

Kabe Mora Śubha Dina Hoibe Udoya was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Kalyanakalpataru.

What is the meaning of Kabe Mora Śubha Dina Hoibe Udoya?

When will I take shelter of Vṛndāvana? When will that auspicious day be mine?

How many verses does Kabe Mora Śubha Dina Hoibe Udoya have?

Kabe Mora Śubha Dina Hoibe Udoya has 10 verses.