Gopalacampu 1.22.113

1.22.113

yat te sujāta-caraṇāmbu-ruhaṃ staneṣu
bhītāḥ śanaiḥ priya dadhīmahi karkaśeṣu | [BhP 10.31.19] ity ādinā |
[63] tasmāl lakṣaṇaviśeṣāt tatpremaviśeṣa evāsau kāmaveśāyata iti kāmatayo-pacaryate na tu vastutas tattayā smaryate | atas tatkeliśrutiphalaśrutir api tathā viśrutiḥ-

'Your tender lotus foot, which we, / full of fear, place gently on our hard breasts, O beloved...' [BhP 10.31.19], and so forth. / [63] Therefore, due to this distinct characteristic, this special love merely takes on the garb of lust, and is thus metaphorically referred to as lust, but is not remembered as such in reality. For this reason, the hearing of the results of hearing his pastimes is famously proclaimed thus: