Gopalacampu 1.2.163

1.2.163

āyāte ramaṇe sasambhramam upāgamyāsanādi-kriyām
ācarya vyajanādibhiḥ svayam asau sevāvadhānaṃ dadhe |
śayyāyāṃ tvaritaṃ gate punar iyaṃ līnā sakhīyācitāpy
āsīt kvāpi kadāpi tatparicitā nāsmītivad vyañjatī || [śārdūlavikrīḍita]
[131] tatra sakhīnāṃ vacanam,
"adṛṣṭe darśanotkaṇṭhāṃ dṛṣṭe tu tvam apahnutim |
sarvadā kurvatī kṛṣṇe kīdṛśīti na lakṣyase || [anuṣṭubh]

When her lover arrived, she approached with haste, performed duties such as offering a seat,
and, with fans and the like, personally attended to his service.
When he quickly went to the bed, she vanished again, and though implored by her companion,
she stayed somewhere, appearing as if she were never familiar with him.
There, the companion spoke:
"When he is unseen, you long to see him, but when he is seen, you hide yourself.
Always acting thus toward Kṛṣṇa, what sort of woman you are cannot be discerned."