In plain words
Yaśōdā calls: "Kēśava [of the lovely locks], come here! Don't say 'I won't': come here! Do not stay playing in the houses of people who have no love for you: come! Come away from where the serving women and the menials stand speaking slander of you. It is right, you know, to heed your mother's word. Dāmōdara [bound at the waist with a rope], come here!"