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Gita Govinda 1.8.1

Gītagovinda 1.8.1

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1.8.1

atha katham api yāminīṃ vinīya smara-śara-jarjaritāpi sā prabhāte |
anunaya-vacanaṃ vadantam agre praṇatam api priyaṃ āha sābhyasūyam ||

Then, having somehow passed the night, though shattered by Smara's arrows,
at dawn, with indignation, she addressed her beloved,
who stood bowed before her, speaking words of conciliation:

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For when the weary night had worn away
In these vain fears, and the clear morning broke,
Lo, Krishna! lo, the longed-for of her soul
Came too!--in the glad light he came, and bent
His knee, and clasped his hands; on his dumb lips
Fear, wonder, joy, passion, and reverence
Strove for the trembling words, and Radha knew
Peace won for him and her; yet none the less
A little time she eluded him, and sang:

Edwin Arnold 1875, The Indian Song of Songs

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|| prabandhaḥ 17 ||

|| Lyric Composition 17

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(What follows is to the Music BHAIRAVÎ and the Mode YATI)

Edwin Arnold 1875, The Indian Song of Songs

1.8.1.p2

bhairavi-rāga-yati-tālābhyāṃ gīyate |

Sung in the melodic mode Bhairavī and the rhythmic meter Yati.

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