CC Madhya 17.144

bhāvakāli vecite āmi āilāṅa kāśīpure
grāhaka nāhi, nā vikāya, lañā yāba ghare
Word for word: 
bhāvakāli — devotional sentiments; vecite — to sell; āmi — I; āilāṅa — came; kāśīpure — to the city of Kāśī; grāhaka nāhi — there is no customer; nā vikāya — do not sell; lañā yāba ghare — then I must take my commodity back home.
Translation: 
“I have come here to sell My emotional ecstatic sentiments in this city of Kāśī, but I cannot find any customers. If they are not sold, I must take them back home.