Gopalacampu 1.2.44
Gopālacampū 1.2.44
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1.2.44
"tau śubhra-dyuti-nīrada-dyuti-harāv indrāśma-hema-prabhā
hṛd-vastrau sita-kañja-nīla-kamala-śrī-cori-cārv-ānanau |
cañcat-khañjana-gañjanākṣi-yugalau dantīndrajid-vikramau
tān astambhayatāṃ janān yad akhilāṃs tan mitra citraṃ na hi || [śārdūla]
"Those two, who rob the luster of the white-rayed moon and of the cloud, / whose splendid garments steal the radiance of sapphire and gold, / whose charming faces steal the beauty of the white water lily and the blue lotus, / whose pairs of eyes surpass the darting wagtail birds, whose prowess conquers the king of elephants— / that they paralyzed all those people, O friend, is indeed no wonder!" ||
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