Poem 50

In plain words

That very boy of Nanda, become the boy of Ānanda, has set out and come to recognise His own; that very Rāmacandra, become a moon that gladdens, has come to find His servants; that very Mahāviṣṇu, become this Viṣṇu of the earth, has come to take up His weapons; that very Īśa, become the boy Sai Īśa today, has come to play with His band. Such a player of puppets, called Paramātma, standing Himself upon the stage of the jīvas, plays; look into the plays of that day and of this, tell of them a little, and find a little joy.