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सायन्तनों तिथिप्रण्यः पङ्कजानां दिवातनीम् । |
65. Having a bright smile and putting to shame, by your ever-lasting charm, the evening lustre of the moon and the day-time beauty of the sun-lotuses;
66. ‘‘Oh timid one ! who are you, all alone in this forest, devoid of contact with human beings ? Or, how (is it) that wild beasts, though hungry, did not devour you who have no protector ?
67. Rendering agreeable even this terrific forest, say, with what intention, have you, whose form is attractive to the heart, arrived here ?
68. What fortunate (person) do you, who behave pleasantly, wait upon in privacy ? Who is thy meritorious and sweet-speaking errand-boy during love-sports ?
69. Blessed is this life that is within us who have observed this beauty of yours which is beyond the (scope of) the ocean and difficult to get from the heaven.
70. Like a lotus-creeper whose honey is fully sucked by the bees and who is blessed with a sunny day, you, possessing
