Caitanya-caritāmṛta 2.55
tāhāṅ haite ghare āsi’, māṭīra upare vasi’, nakhe kare pṛthivī likhana hā-hā kāhāṅ vṛndāvana, kāhāṅ gopendra-nandana, kāhāṅ sei vaṁśī-vadana
[taahaan haite ghare aasi’, maateera upare vasi’, nakhe kare prithivee likhana haa-haa kaahaan vrindaavana, kaahaan gopendra-nandana, kaahaan sei vamshee-vadana]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
tāhāṅ haite ghare āsi’, māṭīra upare vasi’, nakhe kare pṛthivī likhana hā-hā kāhāṅ vṛndāvana, kāhāṅ gopendra-nandana, kāhāṅ sei vaṁśī-vadana
When coming from the Jagannātha temple to return to His house, Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu used to sit on the ground and mark it with His nails. At such times He would be greatly morose and would cry, “Alas, where is Vṛndāvana? Where is Kṛṣṇa, the son of the King of the cowherd men? Where is that person who plays the flute?”
My note
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