Sundara Mora Mana Kisora
"My Beautiful One" — 46. Sundara Mor
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The desire of my heart is to worship You intimately. In this hope, I humbly bow unto Your lotus feet.
O love of my eyes! Please take me with You! While I am suffering in Your separation, the melody of our impending meeting is the only thing that gives me any happiness. O monarch of my life! Why do You remain silent and never speak to me? Tears are flowing from my eyes, and nothing in this world gives me any satisfaction.
How much longer must I continue living in this condition? You are making me weep and cry out for You, O darling Girdhārī-lāl! If I cannot attain You in this lifetime, then I shall just give up and surrender myself unto death.
About Sundara Mora Mana Kisora
A short, tender address to Krishna as 'my beautiful youth' (kisora), in the intimate, affectionate register typical of Vraja devotional song. No specific author is documented for this piece.
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What is the meaning of Sundara Mora Mana Kisora?
The desire of my heart is to worship You intimately. In this hope, I humbly bow unto Your lotus feet.
Where can I listen to Sundara Mora Mana Kisora?
You can listen to 1 recording of Sundara Mora Mana Kisora on this page, including versions sung by HG Vaiyasaki Prabhu.
How many verses does Sundara Mora Mana Kisora have?
Sundara Mora Mana Kisora has 3 verses.
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