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Panchapanchasah Sargah
The young man, the companion of the lady, enjoyed the pleasure of wandering in the forest for a long time. The youthful man enjoyed the nectar of love-making on the beds made of flower clusters. (41)
The fortunate people enjoyed the pleasures of the senses, wandering from one forest, thicket, creeper-house, tree, and pond to another. (42)
The moon-like Sri Krishna, who was adorned with the multitude of eight thousand wives, brought the most sweet and charming Vasanta (spring) season. (43)
The women, whose minds were robbed of their modesty, following the command of their husband (Sri Krishna), enjoyed in the beautiful forests along with the lord Neminatha. (44)
A woman, whose mind and eyes were languid with the intoxication of honey, was surrounded by humming bees attracted by the fragrance of her face, and she caught hold of lord Neminatha out of fear. (45)
One woman was kissing him on his chest, another was touching him, another was smelling him, and another, holding his soft hand, was turning his moon-like face towards herself. (46)
Some were fanning him with the small branches of Sala and Tamala trees, as if with fans, and some were adorning him with the new leaves of the Ashoka tree, as if with a crown. (47)
One was placing a garland made of various flowers on his head out of the desire to embrace him, another was putting it around his neck, and another was showering Kuruvaka flowers on his head. (48)
Thus, the young Neminatha, enjoying with the wives of Krishna, was experiencing the endless pleasure of the spring season, and he was being served like a master. (49)