Rasarnavasudhakara 1.33

1.33

prāṇānāṃ parirakṣaṇāya bahuśo vṛttiṃ madīyāṃ gatās
tvat-sāmanta-mahī-bhujaḥ karuṇayā te rakṣaṇīyā iti |
karṇe varṇayituṃ nitānta-suhṛdo karṇānta-viśrāntayor
manye yasya dṛg-antayoḥ parisaraṃ sā kāma-dhenuḥ śritā ||

Thinking, 'To save their lives, those feudatory kings have often taken refuge in my livelihood; / they deserve protection out of compassion,' / she wished to whisper this in his ear: I imagine the wish-granting cow sought the vicinity / of the outer corners of his eyes, resting near the edge of his ears as a true friend.