বীক্ষ্যালকাবৃতমুখং তব কুণ্ডলশ্রী গণ্ডস্থলাধরসুধং হসিতাবলোকম্ দত্তাভযং চ ভুজদণ্ডযুগং বিলোক্য বক্ষঃ শ্রিযৈকরমণং চ ভবাম দাস্যঃ
वीक्ष्यालकावृतमुखं तव कुण्डलश्री गण्डस्थलाधरसुधं हसितावलोकम् दत्ताभयं च भुजदण्डयुगं विलोक्य वक्षः श्रियैकरमणं च भवाम दास्यः
vīkṣyālakāvṛta-mukhaṁ tava kuṇḍala-śrī- gaṇḍa-sthalādhara-sudhaṁ hasitāvalokam dattābhayaṁ ca bhuja-daṇḍa-yugaṁ vilokya vakṣaḥ śriyaika-ramaṇaṁ ca bhavāma dāsyaḥ
Synonyms
vīkṣya—seeing; alaka-āvṛta-mukham—face decorated with curling tresses of hair; tava—Your; kuṇḍala-śrī—beauty of earrings; gaṇḍa-sthala—falling on Your cheeks; adhara-sudham—and the nectar from Your lips; hasita-avalokam—Your smiling glance; datta-abhayam—which assure fearlessness; ca—and; bhuja-daṇḍa-yugam—the two arms; vilokya—by seeing; vakṣaḥ—chest; śriyā—by the beauty; eka-ramaṇam—chiefly producing conjugal attraction; ca—and; bhavāma—we have become; dāsyaḥ—Your maidservants..
Translation
" 'Dear Kṛṣṇa, we have simply surrendered ourselves as Your maidservants, for we have seen Your beautiful face decorated with tresses of hair, Your earrings falling upon Your cheeks and the nectar of Your lips. We have also seen the beauty of Your smile and have been embraced by Your arms, which give us courage. Because we have seen Your chest, which is beautiful and broad, we have surrendered ourselves.'
Purport
This verse from Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam (10.29.39) was spoken by the gopīs when they arrived near Kṛṣṇa for the rāsa dance on a full moonlit night. The attracted gopīs were awestruck, and they began to speak about how they came to Kṛṣṇa to enjoy the rāsa dance.