Gopalacampu 1.26.15

1.26.15

kṛṣṇa kṛṣṇa bata kṛṣṇa kṛṣṇa he
tāta mām ajagaro graseta kim | ity asau smaraṇatas tanūjanes
tasya moha-maya-bhāvam ayayau || [18] atha tat-pārśva-vartinaḥ śūra-cakra-vartinaś candra-hāsam ādāya samutthitāś candramasaṃ grasamānaṃ rāhum iva bāhu-śālinas taṃ paśyantaḥ pravyathitā vyarthī-bhūta-tat-prahāra-prayāsās tad-upāyāntaram apaśyantaś ca vyagratā-kvathitāḥ śarārubhir jvalad-agrodagra-dārubhir jaghnuḥ |
[19] tathāpy atyajati tatrājagare prathama-śabdād eva jāgrad-vrajarāja-tanūjaḥ sura-gaja-rāja iva dhāvaṃs tarhy evājagāma |

"Kṛṣṇa, Kṛṣṇa! Alas, Kṛṣṇa, Kṛṣṇa! Oh, / father, could a python swallow me?" / Uttering this from remembrance of his son, / he entered into a state of faint. || [18] Then the warriors among the circle of heroes standing near him rose up taking their swords; seeing him, like strong-armed ones seeing Rāhu swallowing the moon, they were intensely pained; their efforts to strike it having become useless and not seeing any other remedy, boiling with agitation, they struck it with sharp sticks having blazing burning tips. / [19] Even so, when the python did not release him, the son of the king of Vraja, who had awakened at the very first cry, came running right then like a king of divine elephants.