Followers four come to me in this world,
The Lord revealed in His Song Celestial,
Three of them bring along a begging bawl
And hope, veiled whispers of wants would be heard.
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Typo...sorry, Please treat " devotes" as devotees" . Inadvertently it has been done.
Part - 1 " chaturvidhā bhajante māmjanāh su-kŗtinah arjuna | / ārto jijñāsuh arthārthījñānī cha bhararśhabha || " In this shloka- verses 7.16-18 from Bhagavad Geeta Krishna says to Arjuna about four type of devotes, one prays when in distress or in danger, Droupadee of Mahabharat is one of them, one for wealth- Dhruba or
Part - 2 Sudama, one for curious-Arjuna or Uddhava or Janaka and some for knowledge...Shuka and Prahallad. Dear Pathak sir, You have so nicely and touchingly translated this Sanskrit shloka in English having example and poet's note which will be much helpful to readers. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
I am impressed with your in-depth feedback. The instances you have quoted are excellent and relevant illustrating the verse better.