Gopalacampu 1.16.124

1.16.124

śrīmān govardhanādriḥ sphuṭam ayam abhitaḥ śrī-harer dāsa-varyaḥ
kṛṣṇe rameṇa yasmāt tam anu muralikā-vādanāyādhirūḍhe |
labdhair yaḥ sāttvikābhaiś caraṇa-sarasija-sparśajair aṅkurādyaiḥ
sarvāṅgīna-dravair apy anuga-sakhi-dhanaṃ sevate taṃ cirāya || [sragdharā]

Glorious Mount Govardhana here is manifestly the best of Śrī Hari's servants on all sides,
since, when Kṛṣṇa climbed upon it with Rāma to play the flute,
it, through shoots and other markers resembling involuntary bodily transformations born of the touch of his lotus feet,
and through liquefactions of all its limbs, served for a long time that wealth of his companions and followers. ||61