gati-smita-prekṣaṇa-bhāṣaṇādiṣu
priyāḥ priyasya pratirūḍha-mūrtayaḥ
asāv ahaḿ tv ity abalās tad-ātmikā
nyavediṣuḥ kṛṣṇa-vihāra-vibhramāḥ
gati -- in His movements; smita -- smiling; prekshana -- beholding; bhashana -- talking; adishu -- and so on; priyah -- the dear gopis; priyasya -- of their beloved; pratirudha -- fully absorbed; murtayah -- their bodies; asau -- He; aham -- I; tu -- actually; iti -- speaking thus; abalah -- the women; tat-atmikah -- identifying with Him; nyavedishuh -- they announced; krishna-vihara -- caused by the pastimes of Krishna; vibhramah -- whose intoxication.
Spontaneously, the gopis began moving like Krishna: they smiled as He would smile, glanced boldly as He would and spoke as He would. The gopis were completely absorbed in the existence of Krishna and mad with love at their sudden separation from Him, and thus their dedication to Him attained absolute perfection.