Nācata Naṭa Bara Gaura Kiśora

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nācata naṭa-bara gaura-kiśora abhinaba bhaṅgī bhubana karu bhora
Translation

Lord Gaura-kiśora, the best of dancers, dances. His graceful new movements make the worlds wild with bliss.

jhalamala aṅga-kiraṇa anupāma hera-ite mūrachata kata kata kāma
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Seeing the peerless splendor of His glistening limbs, How many Kāmadevas are overcome with enchantment?

ṭalamala locana-yugala biśāla dolate kaṇṭhe balita bana-māla
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His large eyes are restless. His forest-garland sways to and fro on His chest.

jharata amiyā bidhu-baraṇa ujora pība-i nayana bhari bhakata-cakora
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With their eyes the cakora-bird devotees sip the nectar effulgence of the glistening moon of Lord Gaura.

ghana ghana bolaye madhura hari-nāma śuna-ite ko na roya-i abirāma
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Sweetly Lord Gaura sings Lord Hari’s holy names. Hearing Him, who will not weep without stop?

pāmara patita prema-rase māti nā darabe kaṭhina e narahari chāti
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The fallen sinners have now become wild by tasting the sweet nectar of ecstatic spiritual love. Alas! Narahari’s hard heart does not melt in the ecstasy of spiritual love.

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What is the meaning of Nācata Naṭa Bara Gaura Kiśora?

Lord Gaura-kiśora, the best of dancers, dances. His graceful new movements make the worlds wild with bliss.

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Nācata Naṭa Bara Gaura Kiśora has 6 verses.