Gopalacampu 1.27.6

1.27.6

upavrajaṃ nyasyati sā tamālān
dīprauṣadhīś ca vraja-dūra-deśe | ity ādi tatrābhisṛtau sa-vṛndā
vṛndā hareḥ sevanam ācacāra ||tadā ca-
acīcakāsad vipināny ājīhayad iha priyāḥ | rāsāyata-tvarad-rātrīr atrāmūr ajajāgarat || ārarambhata rambhorūr lambhaṃ lambhaṃ tato hariḥ | hārān iva vihārāṃs tān kāraṃ kāraṃ dadhe hṛdi || [3] kadācana caurya-caryayā tāsāṃ gṛham āyāti | tatreyaṃ dik-
sāhāyye lalitāyāḥ kalayan veśaṃ viśākhāyāḥ | viparīte viparītaṃ harir aviśat tamasi veśma rādhāyāḥ || [4] tatrāndhe tamasi kāmyamāna-vāmyām āliṃ pratyāli-cchala-vacanam-

Near Vraja she planted tamāla trees, / and luminous herbs far from Vraja; / accompanied by her attendant host, Vṛndā thus rendered / service to Hari for their nocturnal trysts. //
And at that time:
He illuminated the groves and summoned his beloveds here; / he kept these women awake through nights that sped by like the rāsa. //
Then Hari constantly embraced those women of lovely thighs as he attained them; / like necklaces, he held those pastimes constantly to his heart. //
[3] Sometimes he would go to their home by way of stealth. In that regard, this was the manner:
With Lalitā's help, assuming the dress of Viśākhā, / Hari entered the house of Rādhā in the impenetrable darkness by reverse disguise. //
[4] There, in the blinding darkness, to the sakhi whose perverse behavior was desired, a deceitful speech of a counter-sakhi was spoken: