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dhuli-dhusara dhani dhairaya na dhara dharani sutala bharame mukata kabari-bhara hara teyagala tapita bhusita parane
Translation

Now that girl is covered with dust. She is not peaceful. She lies on the ground. She removes her necklace. She unties her braids. Now her life's breath is decorated with flames.

bigalita ambara sambara nahe dhani sura-suta srabe nayane kamalaja kamale-i kamalaja jhampala so-i nayana bara bayane
Translation

Her garments are in disarray. She has lost all restraint. A Yamuna of tears flows from her eyes. Her beautiful eyes are like lotus whorls in the lotus of her face.

ma bola-i dhani dharani-tale murachani prana prabodha na mane kaha-i catura dhani ara kiye hoya jani gobinda-dasa paramane (Refrain) O Krsna, You do not go to her and make her peaceful. Separated from You, a beautiful girl feels her heart is now overcome. Now her heart is on the verge of death.
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She speaks not a word. On the ground she has fallen unconscious. I do not think her life's breath is still awake. An intelligent girl speaks some words to her. What will happen now?Govinda dasa is the witness of all this.

About Madhava Dhairaya Na Kara Gamane

A song by Govinda Dasa Kaviraja. Govinda Das Kaviraj reveals Srimati Radharani’s distressed state when she is separated from Lord Krishna.

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Who wrote Madhava Dhairaya Na Kara Gamane?

Madhava Dhairaya Na Kara Gamane was composed by Govinda Dasa Kaviraja.

What is the meaning of Madhava Dhairaya Na Kara Gamane?

Now that girl is covered with dust. She is not peaceful. She lies on the ground. She removes her necklace. She unties her braids. Now her life's breath is decorated with flames.

How many verses does Madhava Dhairaya Na Kara Gamane have?

Madhava Dhairaya Na Kara Gamane has 3 verses.

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