Verse 6
He makes her straight· Verses 6–12
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6The Bhagavan was pleased with the bent woman, Trivakra of the lovely face, and made up his mind to make her straight, showing what comes of the sight of him. 7Pressing down the fronts of her feet with his own feet, and taking hold of her chin with two fingers of an upturned hand, the Unfallen lifted her up straight. 8At once her limbs were even, her hips and breasts full; by Mukunda's touch she became on the spot the best of women. 9Then, full now of beauty and good qualities and openness, she pulled at the end of his upper cloth and, smiling, with longing risen in her, said to Kesava: 10Come, hero, let us go to my house. I cannot bear to leave you here. You have churned my mind. Be kind to me, bull among men.
11Asked in this way by the woman while Rama looked on, Krsna glanced at the faces of his followers, and laughed, and said to her: 12I will come to your house, fine-browed one, the house that draws the ache out of men, when I have done what I came for. You are the resting place for us, who have no house and are on the road.