Gopalacampu 1.21.186

1.21.186

yā nityā eva kāntā danuja-kula-ripo rādhikādyā na tāsām
ślāghāṃ sā jāratā-dhī-saciva-janir iyāt kintu rāgaḥ sa nityaḥ |
tāṃ bhittvā vighna-kartrīṃ druta-muditavatā tena taṃ nitya-kāntaṃ
prāpus tā nāparāsām iva vapur aparaṃ sa pratīkṣeta tāsām || [sragdharā] iti |

Those who are the eternal consorts of the enemy of the demon race, beginning with Rādhikā, to them
that conception born of an assistant-like thought of being a paramour could not bring praise; rather, that love is eternal.
Breaking through that [conception] which caused an obstacle, through that [love] which swiftly made them joyful, they reached that eternal beloved;
he would not wait for another body of theirs as he would for other women. || Thus.