221. O Yashodā, your son, whose complexion is that of a cloud
in the sky, loiters in the forest and plays happily.
He took the form of a boar, went beneath and brought the earth
back that was stolen by Hiranyakshan and put it back.
Oh! Kannan did such great deeds.
we fear that our connection with him is done.
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