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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.33.25

10.33.25

एवं शशाङ्कांशुविराजिता निशा: स सत्यकामोऽनुरताबलागण: । सिषेव आत्मन्यवरुद्धसौरत: सर्वा: शरत्काव्यकथारसाश्रया: ॥ २५ ॥

evaṁ śaśāṅkāṁśu-virājitā niśāḥ sa satya-kāmo ’nuratābalā-gaṇaḥ siṣeva ātmany avaruddha-saurataḥ sarvāḥ śarat-kāvya-kathā-rasāśrayāḥ

evam
in this manner
śaśāṅka
of the moon
aṁśu
by the rays
virājitāḥ
made brilliant
niśāḥ
the nights
saḥ
He
satya-kāmaḥ
whose desires are always fulfilled
anurata
constantly attached to Him
abalā-gaṇaḥ
His many girlfriends
siṣeve
He utilized
ātmani
within Himself
avaruddha
reserved
saurataḥ
conjugal feelings
sarvāḥ
all (the nights)
śarat
of the autumn
kāvya
poetic
kathā
of narrations
rasa
of the transcendental moods
āśrayāḥ
the repositories

Although the gopīs were firmly attached to Lord Kṛṣṇa, whose desires are always fulfilled, the Lord was not internally affected by any mundane sex desire. Still, to perform His pastimes the Lord took advantage of all those moonlit autumn nights, which inspire poetic descriptions of transcendental affairs.