Shyāma sira mukuṭa laṭaka balihāra.

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2Shyāma sira mukuṭa laṭaka balihāra.

3chinmaya nānā maṇina alaṅkṛita, kanaka mukuṭa sira dhāra.

4raṅga biraṅge maṇina raṅga mili, jhilamila karata lilāra.

5raṅga biraṅgī motina lara puni, lipaṭī mukuṭa nihāra.

6chamachamāta sira mukuṭa madhya kara, paṅkha mayūra vihāra.

7mukha para parata mukuṭamaṇi muktana, raṅga chamaka chhavi dāra.

8lakhi ‘Kṛipālu’ sira mukuṭa karorana, indradhanusha dauṁ vāra.

9The saint poet says, I have consecrated my whole being on the graceful

10hanging of the beautiful crown on Shyāmasundara’s head. His golden

11crown is studded with various Divine jewels. The colourful hues of the

12various jewels in His crown are glimmering. His golden jewelled crown

13is decorated with a variety of strings of coloured pearls. A peacock

14feather sways in the middle of the shining crown adorning His head.

15The colourful hues of the various precious stones and pearls in His golden

16crown are falling on His face. The saint poet sacrifices the beauty of

17millions and millions of rainbows on the splendour of Shyāmasundara’s

18gorgeous crown.