Gopalacampu 1.33.16

1.33.16

svenāmbā niramañchayat tam atha dṛṅ-nīraṃ vyamuñcat pitā
sarve'nye pariphullad aṅga-valitāṃ romāñcitām āñciṣuḥ |
anyac ca kvacana sphurad-vacanatātītaṃ tad āsīd yadā
hatvā keśinam āvrajat kalakalāndoli-vrajaṃ sa prabhuḥ ||

His mother then lovingly waved lamps before him; his father shed tears from his eyes; / all the others felt their bodies blooming with horripilation; / and beyond that was something that transcended the power of speech, when, / having killed Keśin, that Lord returned to Vraja, which was agitated with tumultuous clamor. //