Biography of lord krishna songs

Mero mukh niko, ki tero radha pyari?
Darpan hath liye nand nandana, saachi kaho vrishbhanu - dulari
Hum se kaho, tum hi kyon na dekho, hum gauri tum shyam bihari,
Mero mukh jaiso chanda ujiyaro, tumro mukh jaise rain andhiyari,
Tero nayanan mein moto- moto kajra, humare nayan mein tum banvari,
Tum toh nakh par girivar dharyo, hum ur dhari rahe girdhari,
Sur shyam ya chavi ki shobha, en nayanan so tarat na tari

The above verse is in Braj Bhasha, a parent of the Hindi language as it is spoken today and is the language of many lyrical poems on Krishna.

Here is the meaning of the verse in English:

Krishna looking at a mirror in his hand, asks Radha, ‘between the two of us, whose face is better?’ Radha, the devotee replies, ‘Don’t you see the obvious?! My face is like the full moon and yours is like the dark night (both complement each other as the moon cannot be seen without the night sky and the night sky is so vacant without the m