Caitanya-caritāmṛta 16.145
yāra dhana, nā kahe tāre, pāna kare balātkāre, pite tāre ḍākiyā jānāya tāra tapasyāra phala, dekha ihāra bhāgya-bala, ihāra ucchiṣṭa mahā-jane khāya
[yaara dhana, naa kahe taare, paana kare balaatkaare, pite taare daakiyaa jaanaaya taara tapasyaara phala, dekha ihaara bhaagya-bala, ihaara uchchishta mahaa-jane khaaya]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
yāra dhana, nā kahe tāre, pāna kare balātkāre, pite tāre ḍākiyā jānāya tāra tapasyāra phala, dekha ihāra bhāgya-bala, ihāra ucchiṣṭa mahā-jane khāya
“ ‘Although the nectar of Kṛṣṇa’s lips is the absolute property of the gopīs, the flute, which is just an insignificant stick, is forcibly drinking that nectar and loudly inviting the gopīs to come drink it also. Just imagine the strength of the flute’s austerities and good fortune! Even great devotees drink the nectar of Kṛṣṇa’s lips after the flute has done so.
My note
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