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Hariwamsha Purana
Then, as if under the influence of the powerful winds of delusion, the world was quickly enveloped by the dense darkness of sins, like being covered by wicked people. (100)
The moon, whose radiance was like nectar, quickly dispelled the abundant darkness, as if being eagerly drunk by the eyes of the people. This moon, which ignites the passion in the world and alleviates the heat born of the sun, arose for the happiness of the happy ones. (101)
At that time, the blossoming of the moon's rays along with all the creatures of the world, including those separated from their beloved, occurred. But alas, the lotuses, inflamed by separation, did not delight the distressed ones. (102)
Then, at the time of dusk, the Yadavas, whose wives were robbed of their pride, engaged in the attainment of the wealth of conjugal bliss. They embraced their lovely female companions in the palaces illuminated by the moonlight as white as nectar. (103)
Even Murari (Krishna), for a long time, delighted in union with the creeper-like Rukmin??. At night, he slept on a soft bed, experiencing the happiness of sleep obtained by the touch of her hidden, delicate limbs, breasts and face. (104)
Then, the night, undivided in its entirety, was marked by the melodious chirping of the various crested cocks, who, in a gradual and graceful manner, announced the approach of dawn. (105)
In this way, with the first understanding, just as the auspicious dawn, Hari (Krishna), awakened, gazed upon the goddess (Rukmin??) who was bowed down, her fragrance radiating from the contact of love. (106)