Gopalacampu 1.29.55

1.29.55

anyo' nyaṃ milana-spṛhā-milanam apy asyāhatir dānavād yasmāt tad-dhitarātta-narma-milanaṃ kuṇḍa-dvayasya kriyā |
sarvāsām adhi madhyam ujjvalatayā rāsāntarāla-sthitiḥ śrī-rādhā-jitayor mano mama manāg adyāpi naivojjhati ||[85] iti vaivaśya-pāravaśyam āsīdan sīdann iva mūrccham ṛcchan snigdhakaṇṭhaḥ sarvān eva ca tat-tad-bhava-bhavanān bhāvayāmāsa |

'Their mutual yearning to meet, and the slaying of the demon [Ariṣṭa], / the playful encounter born of the killing of that demon, the creation of the two ponds, / and their standing with splendor in the midst of all [gopīs] within the rāsa— / these never leave my mind even slightly, O Śrī Rādhā and unconquered Kṛṣṇa!' // [85] Thus becoming utterly helpless and overwhelmed, as if sinking and fainting away, Snigdhakaṇṭha caused everyone to feel within themselves the abodes of those respective emotional states.