Keśera Beśe Bhulila Deśe
His hair in disarray, His smile like nectar, and His restless eyes tossed with waves of glances, He lives in Nadīyā.
Lord Gaurasundara dances. He prays to attain pure devotion, devotion hidden even from the Vedas.
He weeps and weeps. How many flooding rivers of tears flow from His eyes? The hairs of His body stand erect. The earth has no power to support Him.
His lotus feet are very restless. His way is unsteady. With His lotus mouth He sings songs in a choked and unsteady voice, songs of Lord Kṛṣṇa's nectar pastimes.
Calling out, "Haha!", He raises His arms. He chants, "Hari! Hari!" "Rādhā! Rādhā!", He loudly calls, and holds Gadādhara to His chest.
About Keśera Beśe Bhulila Deśe
Describes hair or ascetic locks (kesera bese) that bewilder the land (bhulila dese) — appearance itself, rather than words or deeds, as what enchants onlookers.
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What is the meaning of Keśera Beśe Bhulila Deśe?
His hair in disarray, His smile like nectar, and His restless eyes tossed with waves of glances, He lives in Nadīyā.
How many verses does Keśera Beśe Bhulila Deśe have?
Keśera Beśe Bhulila Deśe has 5 verses.
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