Ujjvalanilamani 13.24

13.24

rūpeṇa, yathā-
candrāvalī-vadana-candra-marīci-puñjaṃ
kaḥ stotum apy atipaṭu kṣamate kṣamāyām |
yenādya piñcha-mukuṭo'pi niketa-vāṭī-
paryanta-kānana-kuṭira-caraḥ kṛto'yam //

[Pride] from beauty, for example:
“Who on earth is clever enough to praise the flood of beams from Candrāvalī’s moon-face,
by which today even he with the peacock-feather crown has been made a wanderer
among the forest cottages at the edge of the house garden?”