Maiyā Morī, Main Nahīñ Mākan Khāyo
The divine child in playful nearness.
Openc. 1478–1583
Surdas
Surdas is among the most beloved Krishna poets, turning play, vision, and absence into intensely felt song.
- Associated with the bhakti tradition centred on Krishna
- A major figure of Braj poetry
- Many songs live vividly in oral and musical traditions
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Akhiyāñ Hari Darshan Kī Pyāsī
Eyes thirsty for darshan.
OpenSurdas · Selected Bhajans
A wider entryway into Surdas.
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