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कोकिलो हृदयग्राही माधवे रुचिरद्रुमे । अहं कंदर्पसहितः स्थास्यामि तव पार्श्वतः ॥ १-६४-६
- When the trees look so beautiful in spring I shall be in the incaptivating form of a cuckoo, stay by your side in the company of Kamadeva. - [1-64-6]
english translation
त्वं हि रूपं बहुगुणं कृत्वा परमभास्वरम् । तमृषिं कौशिकं रंभे भेदयस्व तपस्विनम् ॥ १-६४-७
- Oh ! Rambha, displaying many (romantic) gestures and assuming a fascinating form, distract the mighty ascetic, Kushika (Vishvaamitra)'. [1-64-7]
english translation
सा श्रुत्वा वचनं तस्य कृत्वा रूपमनुत्तमम् । लोभयामास ललिता विश्वामित्रं शुचिस्मिता ॥ १-६४-८
At these words (of Indra), Rambha, assumed any form of excellent beauty and with a bright smile set out to allure Viswamitra. [1-64-8]
english translation
कोकिलस्य तु शुश्राव वल्गु व्याहरतः स्वनम् । संप्रहृष्टेन मनसा स एनामन्वैक्षत ॥ १-६४-९
Vishvamitra heard melodious trilling tune of cuckoo bird, and while his heart was highly gladdening about the ambience, he incidentally saw and stared at Rambha. [1-64-9]
english translation
अथ तस्य च शब्देन गीतेनाप्रतिमेन च । दर्शनेन च रंभाया मुनिः संदेहमागतः ॥ १-६४-१०
On hearing the sound of the incomparable song of the cuckoo along with the sight of Rambha, a doubt arose in the mind of the ascetic ( Vishvamitra ). [1-64-10]
english translation