na labdho daiva-hatayor
vāso nau bhavad-antike
yāṁ bālāḥ pitṛ-geha-sthā
vindante lālitā mudam
na - not; labdhaḥ - obtained; daiva - by fate; hatayoḥ - who have been deprived; vāsaḥ - residence; nau - by Us; bhavat-antike - in your presence; yām - which; bālāḥ - children; pitṛ - of their parents; geha - in the home; sthaḥ - staying; vindante - experience; lālitāḥ - pampered; mudam - happiness.
Here Lord Kṛṣṇa points out that not only did His parents suffer in separation from Him and Balarāma, but the two boys also suffered in separation from Their parents.