Text 64]
Brahmā Stealing the Boys and Calves
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utthāya utthāya —rising repeatedly;  kṛṣṇasya —of Lord Kṛṣṇa;  cirasya —for a long time;  pādayoḥ —at the lotus feet;  patan —falling down;  āste —remained;  mahitvam —the greatness;  prāk-dṛṣṭam —which he had previously seen;  smṛtvā smṛtvā —remembering and remembering;  punaḥ punaḥ —again and again.
TRANSLATION
Rising and falling again and again at the lotus feet of Lord Kṛṣṇa for a long time, Lord Brahmā remembered over and over the Lord's greatness he had just seen.
PURPORT
As stated in one prayer,
śrutim apare smṛtim itare bhāratam anye bhajantu bhava-bhītāḥ aham iha nandam vande yasyālinde param brahma
“Let others study the  Vedas ,  smṛti  and  Mahābhārata , fearing material existence, but I shall worship Nanda Mahārāja, in whose courtyard is crawling the Supreme Brahman. Nanda Mahārāja is so great that the Parabrahman is crawling in his yard, and therefore I shall worship him.” ( Padyāvali  126)
Brahmā was falling down in ecstasy. Because of the presence of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, who exactly resembled a human child, Brahmā was naturally astonished. Therefore with a faltering voice he offered prayers, understanding that here was the Supreme Person.
TEXT 64
शनैरथोत्थाय विमृज्य लोचने
मुकुन्दमुद्रीक्ष्य विनम्रकन्धरः ।
कृताञ्जलिः प्रश्रयवान् समाहितः
सवेपथुर्गद्गदयैलतेलया
॥६४॥