Bhaktivinod Thakur has written a song “Baraja Vipine Jamuna Kule” and the Official Name for this song is Radhikastakam Song 6. This song is taken from the book Gitavali. Bhaktivinoda Thakura describes about the Rasa dance between Sri Radhey and Sri Krishna. This dance takes place in Vraja forest on the banks of Jamuna. It gives satisfaction to all the moving and non moving things. Without Srimati Radha Rani this Rasa dance is incomplete. This dance gives peace, serenity and happiness to all the three worlds.
(1)
baraja-bipinejamuna-kule
manca manoharasobhita phule
(2)
banaspati-latatusaye ankhi
tad upari kotodakaye pakhi
(3)
malaya anilavahaye dhire
ali-kula madhu-lobheye phire
(4)
basantira rakaudupa tada
kaumudi bitoreadare sada
(5)
emata samayerasika-bara
a;rambhilo rasamurali-dhara
(6)
sata-koti gopimajhete hari
radha-saha naceananda kori
(7)
madhava-mohinigaiya gita
harilo sakalajagata-cita
(8)
sthavara-jangamamohila sati
haraolo candra- valira mati
(9)
mathiya baraja-kisora-man
antarita hoyradha takhon
(10)
bhakativinodaparamada gane
rasa bhangalo (aji)radha vihane
(1) In the forests of Vraja on the banks of the Yamuna there are beautiful thrones bedecked with flowers.
(2) The creepers and fruit trees give satisfaction to the eyes and upon these trees and creepers many birds sing sweetly.
(3) A breeze from the Malaya hills blows ever so gently while swarms of bumblebees fly about in search of honey.
(4) The full glowing moon of the spring season then distributes its cooling rays out of love and respect.
(5) At such a time as this the best of relishers begins His rasa dance the holder of the flute.
(6) Millions of cowherd maidens Lord Hari is in the midst dancing along with Radha rejoicing in great bliss.
(7) The Enchantress of Madhava singing beautiful songs steals away the minds of all the three worlds.
(8) All moving and non-moving beings enchanted by chaste Radha who has forcefully defeated the pride of Candravali.
(9) After agitating the mind of youthful Vraja-Kisor Radha oh so suddenly disappears from the scene.
(10) This Bhaktivinoda perceives some calamity-the rasa dance has now stopped in the absence of Radha.