The Chief Of The Yadavas Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAAAADE AFGHIJKLMNO| Just beyond us we see that purple luster how glorious | A |
| With His noble crown of peacock feathers stitched together | B |
| As you look upon Him fever and illusion vanish | C |
| Adore then the Prince of the Yadavas the Lord of Yogis | A |
| He who filled with passion the sixteen thousand royal damsels | A |
| Fair Creatures divine maidens | A |
| He stands upon the river bank with the luster of one million moons | A |
| It is fastened in jewels on His neck | D |
| And merges into the luster of His form | E |
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| This God who bears the wheel is the chief of the Yadavas | A |
| Him the thirty three crores of demigods adore | F |
| The demons tremble before Him | G |
| His dark blue countenance destroys sin | H |
| How fair are His feet with saffron stained | I |
| How fortunate is the brick that is grasped by His feet | J |
| The very thought of Him makes fire cool | K |
| Therefore embrace Him with experience of your own | L |
| The sages as they see His face contemplate Him in the spirit | M |
| The Father of the World stands before them in bodily shape | N |
| Tuka is frenzied after Him His purple form ravages the mind | O |
Sant Tukaram
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