Sri Govardhana Stuti

hantāyam adrir abalā hari-dāsa-varyo yad rāma-kṛṣṇa-caraṇa-sparaśa-pramodaḥ mānaṁ tanoti saha-go-gaṇayos tayor yat pānīya-sūyavasa-kandara-kandamūlaiḥ

Look, friends! Of all Hari's servants this hill is the finest. Thrilled by the touch of Rāma's and Kṛṣṇa's feet, it honours the two brothers and Their herds with water to drink, rich pasture, sheltering caves and roots to eat.

govardhano jayati śaila-kulādhirājo yo gopikābhir udito hari-dāsa-varyaḥ kṛṣṇena śakra-makha-bhaṅga-kṛtārcito yaḥ saptāham asya kara-padma-tale 'py avātsīt

Glory to Govardhana, supreme ruler of all mountains, whom the gopīs called the best of Hari's servants. Kṛṣṇa, having stopped Indra's sacrifice, worshipped him Himself, and for seven days the hill rested on the palm of His lotus hand.