Kabe Habe Heno Dasa Mor

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kabe ha'be heno daśā mora tyaji' joḍa āśā bibidha bandhana chāḍibo soṁsāra ghora
Word for word
kabe—when?; ha'be—will be; henaḥ—like this; daśā—condition; mora—of me; tyaji'—renouncing; joḍa—material; āśā—desires; bibidha—various; bandhana—bounds; chāḍibaḥ—I will leave; soṁsāra—household life; ghora—horrible
Translation

Cutting the bonds of material desires, I will leave this horrible household life. When will that be?

bṛndābanābhede nabadwīpa-dhāme bandhibo kuṭīra-khāni śacīra nandana- caraṇa-āśroya koribo sambandha māni'
Word for word
bṛndābana—from Vṛndāvana; abhede—not different; nabadwīpa-dhāme—the abode of Navadvipa; bandhibaḥ—will bound; kuṭīra-khāni—a cottage; śacīra—of Ścaī; nandana—of the son; caraṇa—of the feet; āśroya—shelter; koribaḥ—I will do; sambandha—relatinship; māni'—knowing
Translation

In Navadvīpa, which is not different from Vṛndāvana, I will build a small cottage. Thinking of my relationship with Him, I will take shelter of Lord Caitanya's feet.

jāhnabī-puline cinmoya-kānane bāsiyā bijana-sthale kṛṣṇa-nāmāmṛta nirantara pibo ḍākibo gaurāṅga bole
Word for word
jāhnabī—of the Gaṅgā; puline—on the bank; cinmoya—spiritual; kānane—in the forest; bāsiyā—residing; bijana-sthale—in a secluded place; kṛṣṇa—of Lord Kṛṣṇa; nāma—o fthe holy name; amṛta—the nectar; nirantara—always; pibaḥ—I will drink; ḍākibaḥ—I will call out; gaurāṅga—Gaurāṅga; bole—say
Translation

Residing in a secluded place in the spiritual forest by the Gaṅgā's bank, I will always drink the nectar of Lord Kṛṣṇa's names. I will call out, "Gaurāṅga!"

hā gaura-nitāi torā du'ṭī bhāi patita-janera bandhu adhama patita āmi he durjana hao more kṛpā sindhu
Word for word
hā—O; gaura-nitāi—Caitanya and Nityānanda; torā—Youy; du'ṭī—two; bhāi—brothers; patita-janera—of the fallen people; bandhu—the friends; adhama—lowly; patita—fallen; āmi—I; he—o; durjana—wicked; hao—am; more—to me; kṛpā—mercy; sindhu—ocean
Translation

O Gaura-Nitāi, You are the friends of the fallen. I am very fallen and sinful. Please let me swim in Your ocean of mercy.

kāndite kāndite ṣola-krośa-dhāma jāhnabī ubhoya kūle bhramite bhramite kabhu bhāgya-phale dekhi kichu taru-mūle
Word for word
kāndite—weeping; kāndite—and weeping; ṣola-krośa-dhāma—abode of 32 square miles; jāhnabī—of the Gaṅgā; ubhoya—both; kūle—banks; bhramite—wandering; bhramite—and wandering; kabhu—when; bhāgya—of good fortune; phale—the fruit; dekhi—I see; kichu—something; taru-mūle—under a tree
Translation

When, weeping and weeping as wander along the Gaṅgā's banks, will I suddenly see the fruit of spiritual good fortune under a tree.

ha ha manohara ki dekhinu āmi boliya mūrchita ho'bo sambita pāiya kāndibo gopane smari duṅhu kṛpā-laba
Word for word
ha—O; ha—O; manaḥ—of my heart; hara—thief; ki—what?; dekhinu—see; āmi—I; boliya—saying; mūrchita—unconscious; ho'baḥ—will be; sambita—consciousness; pāiya—regaining; kāndibaḥ—I will weep; gopane—in a secluded place; smari—remembering; duṅhu—of Them both; kṛpā—the mercy; laba—a small particle
Translation

Calling out, "Ah! Ah! Thief of my heart! What do I see?", I will fall unconscious. Regaining consciousness, I will go to a secluded place and weep. I will know that all this was only a small particle of Gaura-Nitāi's mercy.

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Who wrote Kabe Habe Heno Dasa Mor?

Kabe Habe Heno Dasa Mor was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Kalyanakalpataru.

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Cutting the bonds of material desires, I will leave this horrible household life. When will that be?

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