rwjn kaunu qumwrY AwvY ]
raajan ka-un tumaarai aavai.
O king, who will come to you?

AYso Bwau ibdr ko dyiKE Ehu grIbu moih BwvY ]1] rhwau ]
aiso bhaa-o bidar ko daykhi-o oh gareeb mohi bhaavai. ||1|| rahaa-o.
I have seen such love from Bidur, that the poor man is pleasing to me. ||1||Pause||

hsqI dyiK Brm qy BUlw sRI Bgvwnu n jwinAw ]
hastee daykh bharam tay bhoolaa saree bhagvaan na jaani-aa.
Gazing upon your elephants, you have gone astray in doubt; you do not know the Great Lord God.

qumro dUDu ibdr ko pwn@o AMimRqu kir mY mwinAw ]1]
tumro dooDh bidar ko paan^Ho amrit kar mai maani-aa. ||1||
I judge Bidur's water to be like ambrosial nectar, in comparison with your milk. ||1||

KIr smwin swgu mY pwieAw gun gwvq rYin ibhwnI ]
kheer samaan saag mai paa-i-aa gun gaavat rain bihaanee.
I find his rough vegetables to be like rice pudding; the night of my life passes singing the Glorious Praises of the Lord.

kbIr ko Twkuru And ibnodI jwiq n kwhU kI mwnI ]2]9]
kabeer ko thaakur anad binodee jaat na kaahoo kee maanee. ||2||9||
Kabeer's Lord and Master is joyous and blissful; He does not care about anyone's social class. ||2||9||