Gopalacampu 1.15.62

1.15.62

dāvāgniṃ dṛṣṭvā te yadapi harir akṣāparatayā
samīyur vaiyagryaṃ tadapi nija-rakṣām avṛṇuta |
prasaktis tasyetthaṃ kila bhavati sā ced uyate
tadā śaktiś cāsya prabhavati yathecchaṃ muhur iti || [śikhariṇī]
yathā-
kṛṣṇa kṛṣṇa mahā-vīrya he rāmāmita-vikrama |
dāvāgninā dahyamānān prapannāṃs trātum arhathaḥ ||[BhP 10.19.9] ityādi

Seeing the forest fire, even though they went into distress because Hari was out of their sight,
still [that distress] solicited their own protection.
For such is their attachment to him: if it rises,
then his power is constantly aroused at will.
As it is said:
“O Kṛṣṇa! O Kṛṣṇa of mighty valor! O Rāma of boundless prowess!
You ought to save us who have surrendered, being burned by the forest fire!” and so forth.