Gopalacampu 1.33.13

1.33.13

indor abhyudayāt paraṃ vikasati drāk kairavāṇāṃ ganaḥ
sindhuḥ kṣubhyati kānti-pānam ayate dūrāc cakora-vrajaḥ |
gopāḥ paśya mudā murāri-kalanād eṣām aśeṣāṃ daśāṃ
gacchanto'py ati-tṛptitā-vaśatayā dhāvanti yāvad gati || iti |

“From the rising of the moon, the cluster of white water lilies immediately blooms; / the ocean is stirred; the flock of cakora birds drinks its radiance from afar; / look! the cowherds, from beholding Murāri, run with joy as far as their stride allows, entering all these states, yet subdued by supreme satiety.” // Thus.