। ॥ १९२ ॥
In plain words
You set aside the story of Hari — the purest thing there is, the sweetest, the mind's own delight — and then these two ears lean in, hungry for common gossip. How?
Close to the Sanskrit
Having abandoned the story of Hari — the most holy, the exceedingly sweet, the delighter of the mind — how does the pair of ears come to have eagerness to hear what is vulgar?