SB 10.90.16
From Vanisource
TEXT 16
netre nimīlayasi naktam adṛṣṭa-bandhus
tvaṁ roravīṣi karuṇaṁ bata cakravāki
dāsyaṁ gata vayam ivācyuta-pāda-juṣṭāṁ
kiṁ vā srajaṁ spṛhayase kavareṇa voḍhum
SYNONYMS
netre—your eyes; nimīlayasi—you keep closed; naktam—during the night; adṛṣṭa—not seen; bandhuḥ—whose beloved; tvam—you; roravīṣi—are crying; karuṇam—pitifully; bata—alas; cakravāki—O cakravākī (female crane); dāsyam—servitude; gatā—attained; vayam iva—like us; acyuta—of Kṛṣṇa; pāda—by the feet; juṣṭām—honored; kim—perhaps; vā—or; srajam—the flower garland; spṛhayase—you desire; kavareṇa—in the braid of your hair; voḍhum—to carry.
TRANSLATION
Poor cakravākī, even after closing your eyes, you continue to cry pitifully through the night for your unseen mate. Or is it that, like us, you have become the servant of Acyuta and hanker to wear in your braided hair the garland He has blessed with the touch of His feet?
