Ujjvalanilamani 5.25

5.25

tatra mṛdvī, yathā rasa-sudhākāre (1.44)-
vyāvṛtti-kramaṇodyame'pi padayoḥ pratyudgatau vartanaṃ
bhrūbhedo'pi tad īkṣaṇa-vyasaninā vyasmāri me cakṣuṣā |
cāṭūktāni karoti dagdha-rasanā rukṣākṣre'py udyatā
sakhyaḥ kiṃ karavāṇi māna-samaye saṅghāta-bhedo mama //

Therein, the gentle, as in Rasasudhākara (1.44):
“Even when there is an attempt to turn back, my feet continue to advance towards Him;
even a frown is forgotten by my eyes, which are addicted to looking at Him;
my wretched tongue, even when bent on harsh syllables, utters charming words;
O friends, what can I do? At the moment of amorous indignation, my limbs betray me!”