gopyaḥ - the cowherd girls; anurakta-manasaḥ - their minds very much attached to Him; bhagavati - the Supreme Personality of Godhead; anante - the unlimited one; tat - His; sauhṛda - loving; smita - smiling; viloka - glances; giraḥ - and words; smarantyaḥ - remembering; graste - being seized; ahinā - by the serpent; priya-tame - their most dear; bhṛśa - extremely; duḥkha - by pain; taptāḥ - tormented; śūnyam - empty; priya-vyatihṛtam - deprived of their darling; dadṛśuḥ - they saw; tri-lokam - all the three worlds (the entire universe).

When the young gopīs, whose minds were constantly attached to Kṛṣṇa, the unlimited Supreme Lord, saw that He was now within the grips of the serpent, they remembered His loving friendship, His smiling glances and His talks with them. Burning with great sorrow, they saw the entire universe as void.