Shree Krishnashtakam (भजे व्रजैक मण्डनम्): श्री कृष्णाष्टकम् by Adi Shakaracharya
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As you recite the verses, visualize Lord Krishna in all his splendor and majesty, standing before you, his flute in hand, a crown of peacock feathers adorning his head.
Sri Yugalashtakam (कृष्ण प्रेममयी राधा राधा प्रेममयो हरिः): श्री युगलाष्टकम by Srila Jiva Goswami
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Srila Jiva Goswami’s Yugalastakam is an exquisite eight-stanza ode honoring the celestial pair, Radha and Krishna. It extols their timeless affection and their power to grant abundant grace to their followers.
Sri Madhurashtakam: Adharam Madhuram Vadanam Madhuram (अधरं मधुरं वदनं मधुरं)
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Shrimad Vallabhacharya had composed a stotra named “Madhurashtakam” which is based on the sweetness of Lord Shri Krishna. In this stotra he has described various pastimes of Lord Krishna and their sweetness.
Chaurashtakam by Bilva Mangal Thakurji: As Devotees Sung in Purushottam Month
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In its entirety, the “Chaurashtakam” stands as a testament to the transcendent nature of divine love and the indomitable spirit of devotion, emphasizing the deep, unbreakable bond between the divine and the devotee.
Shri Damodarashtakam (दामोदर अष्टकम) : A hymn from the Padma Purana written by Satyavrata Muni
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This amazing play of Shri Krishna, the lord of the infinite universe, is described in Padma Purana. These plays of Krishna confuse the gods and anyone else, no one believes that he is God.
Kunti Stuti (कुंती स्तुति) : The prayer offered by Kuntidevi to Lord Krishna
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When Shri Krishna was leaving for Dwarkapuri after the Mahabharata war, he asked his beloved aunt Kunti to ask for some boon.
Bhishma Stuti (भीष्म स्तुति) : Praise of the brave devotee of God
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Bhishmadev absorbed himself in the Supreme Soul i.e. the Supreme Personality of Godhead Shri Krishna through his mind, speech, vision and actions and became calm and his breathing stopped.