CC Madhya 21.69

dekhi’ caturmukha brahmā phāṅpara ha-ilā
hasti-gaṇa-madhye yena śaśaka rahilā
Word for word: 
dekhi’ — seeing; catur-mukha brahmā — the four-faced Lord Brahmā of this universe; phāṅpara ha-ilā — became bewildered; hasti-gaṇa-madhye — in the midst of many elephants; yena — like; śaśaka — a rabbit; rahilā — remained.
Translation: 
“When the four-headed Brahmā of this universe saw all these opulences of Kṛṣṇa, he became very much bewildered and considered himself a rabbit among many elephants.