Gopalacampu 1.23.50

1.23.50

[14] tad eva khalu praśasta-bhaṅga-saṅgha-lakṣeṇa hasta-lakṣeṇa parama-dhanyayā svayam eva ravi-deva-kanyayā kañja-kiñjalka-piñja-latā-mañjula-gandha-gandhavāha-parirabdha-komala-sitābhra-śubhra-bālukābhir atiniścita-citta-yācitam, tatra ca śārada-sudhākara-kara-nikara-sudhā-liptatayā dūrato' pi tamastoma-śamanaṃ, jala-sthala-kusuma-samudayāmodā-moda-madita-mukhara-madhukara-madhurī-kṛtam urīkṛtavān |

[14] Indeed, he accepted that very [riverbank] which had been begged for with firmly resolved intent by the most blessed daughter of the sun-god herself through her hundreds of thousands of hands in the form of excellent waves; which was embraced by a fragrance-bearing wind having the charming scent of the filaments of lotuses; which possessed soft sands as white as bright clouds; which dispelled the mass of darkness even from afar because it was smeared with the nectar from the multitude of rays of the autumn moon; and which was made sweet by noisy bees intoxicated by the joy of the fragrance of swarms of water- and land-born flowers.