Gopalacampu 1.12.86

1.12.86

[50] tan-nirvaṛnane viśeṣas tu varṇyate,
kolāhalas tvaritatā vivaśāṅga-caryā
kampaḥ skhalad-vacanatā sravad-asratā ca |
vīkṣyādi-tṛpti-parihānir iti vrajasthāḥ
saukhye' pi duḥkham agaman pratilabhya kṛṣṇam || [vasantatilakā]

Now, the distinctiveness of looking upon him is described:
Clamour, haste, paralyzed bodily movement,
trembling, faltering speech, flowing tears,
and a loss of satiety from gazing and the like—the residents of Vraja,
having regained Kṛṣṇa, felt distress even in their joy. // 1.13.45