In plain words
I, for my part, am the servant at Hari's feet. What should I go to Kāśī for now? In this body is Gaṅgā, in this body Jamunā; in every body the undying one. In this body Pusakar and Lodheśvar, where Lachhiman the prince took his delight. Jagannāth is here and Gaṅgāsāgar, and Sākhī Gopāl who lives in Braj. Setubandh, Rāmeśvar the lord, the root banyan, Surjā and her like. Avadhpurī, Madhupurī, Dwarka, Citrakūṭ, Jamunā and her like. Govardhan, Gokul, Vṛndāvan, and in their midst the circle of eighty-four. Haridwār, Kurukhet, Janakpur, and the Godāvarī in her gladness. The great tīrthas, Prayāg and Gayājī, Kāśī, and the one who lives in the great tree. Bindhyāchal and Girnār are here in their colour, and comely Kapil who undoes sorrow. Badrīnāth, Kedār, Gaṅgotari, Baijnāth and Kailāsī. Pañcavaṭī, Pampāpur, Rukmiṇi, the god Kapil, Yuvarāsī. Naimaṣār, Śṛṅgī the ṛṣi, Misariṣ, and Kāśī that destroys sin. Maṭuknāth and Mānsarovar, Mānlatā and Hānsī. Mīrā's lord is Giridhar Nāgar; the noose of Yam is cut of itself.