Madhava Tohe Ki Sikhayaba Ana
O Madhava, what more could I teach you? Conversing with the fair one, practicing your dark, artful moves — now you have truly become an expert in love.
With the flute joined to your lips like a fresh new shoot, you sing so many melodies; though I am from a good family, I left my home and came — I cannot bear this separation.
Set the flute aside now and speak only sweetly — no one else is here; join throat to throat, and understand at once what is truly good.
Knowing this place to be secluded, now hold me to your heart — so speaks this virtuous one; connoisseurs of love are never ashamed in such a way, says Govinda Dasa.
About Madhava Tohe Ki Sikhayaba Ana
Govinda Dasa Kaviraja voices Radha praising Krishna's mastery of love's arts even as she admits, in the same breath, that she has left home and reputation behind for him — the mix of admiration and quiet self-reproach typical of this poet's Radha.
- Composer
- Govinda Dasa Kaviraja · Read biography
- Verses
- 4
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Who wrote Madhava Tohe Ki Sikhayaba Ana?
Madhava Tohe Ki Sikhayaba Ana was composed by Govinda Dasa Kaviraja.
What is the meaning of Madhava Tohe Ki Sikhayaba Ana?
O Madhava, what more could I teach you? Conversing with the fair one, practicing your dark, artful moves — now you have truly become an expert in love.
How many verses does Madhava Tohe Ki Sikhayaba Ana have?
Madhava Tohe Ki Sikhayaba Ana has 4 verses.
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