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In the village they call her the dark girl
but to me she is the flower Krishnakali On a cloudy day in a field I saw her dark girl's dark gazelle-eyes, She had no covering on her head, her loose hair had fallen on her back. Dark? However dark she be, I have seen her dark gazelle-eyes. Two black cows were lowing, as it grew dark under the heavy clouds. So with anxious, hurried steps, the dark girl came from her hut. Raising her eyebrows toward the sky, she listend a moment to the clouds' rumble. Dark? However dark she be, I have seen her dark gazelle-eyes. A gust of the wind rippled the rice plants. I was standing by a ridge, alone in the field. Whether or not she looked at me Is known only to us two. Dark? However dark she be I have seen her dark gazelle-eyes. This how the Kohldark cloud rises in the northeast in Jaista; the soft dark shadow descends on the Tamal grove in Asharh; and sudden delight floods the heart in the night of Sravan. Dark? However dark she be, I have seen her dark gazelle-eyes. To me she is the flower Krishnakali, whatever she may be called by others. In a field in Maynapara village I saw the dark girl's dark gazelle-eyes. She did not cover her head, not having the time to feel embarrassed. Dark? However dark she be, I have seen her dark gazelle-eyes.
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