11025001a kAmbojamM pazya durdharSaGM kAmbojAstaraNocitam ‘Behold that irresistible ruler of the kAmbojas, that bull-necked hero,
11025001c zayAnam RSabhaskandhaM hatamM pAMsuSu mAdhava lying amid the dust, O Madhava, though deserving of being stretched at his ease on kAmboja blankets.
11025002c avekSya kRpaNamM bhAryA vilapaty atiduHkhitA Stricken with great grief, his wife is weeping bitterly at sight of his blood-stained arms, which, however, formerly used to be smeared with sandal-paste.
11025003a imau tau parighaprakhyau bAhU zubhatalAGgulI Indeed, the beauteous one exclaims, 'Even now adorned with beautiful palms and graceful fingers,
11025003c yayor vivaram ApannAnM na ratir mAmM purAjahat these two arms of thine resemble a couple of spiked maces, getting within whose clasp, joy never left me for a moment!
note: Maybe ajahat is a mistake for ajahAt or maybe it's a luG. Either way it means "left me".
