Gita Govinda 1.1.1

1.1.1

meghair meduraṃ ambaraṃ vana-bhuvaḥ śyāmās tamāla-drumair naktaṃ bhīrur ayaṃ tvam eva tad imaṃ rādhe gṛhaṃ prāpaya |
itthaṃ nanda-nideśataś calitayoḥ praty-adhva-kuñja-drumaṃ rādhā-mādhavayor jayanti yamunā-kūle rahaḥ-kelayaḥ ||

“The sky is thick with clouds; the forest grounds are dark with tamāla trees;
he is afraid by night; so you alone, O Rādhā, escort him home.”
At these words of Nanda the two departed: victorious along the Yamunā’s bank
are the secret amorous plays of Rādhā and Mādhava beside every bower-tree on the path.