Gopalacampu 1.34.92

1.34.92

[18] tatra ca nayanayor vistāraṇayā tābhyāṃ tayoḥ sakalam api rūpaṃ yugapat pātum iva varṇanā-rasa-rasanāyāś cālanayā nikhilam api mādhuryaṃ leḍhum iva tal-lābha-parva-garvataḥ sphuṭa-nāsā-puṭayoḥ phullanayā tābhyāṃ samastam api saurabhyam abhyantare praveśayitum iva muhur apy astābhyāṃ hastābhyāṃ nirdeśanayā tābhyāṃ sāṅgam apy aṅgam āliṅgitum ivehamāne sukhaṃ ca sacamāne sura-nara-sarge
śabdāyamāne ca citra-vāditra-varge sarveṣāṃ mukhataḥ sarva-sukhada-stutiḥ prastutim avāpeti |

And there, the crowd of gods and men longed, as it were, to drink all their beauty at once by widening both eyes; to lick all their sweetness by moving the tongue of relish for descriptions; to draw inside all their fragrance through expanded nostrils swollen with pride at obtaining them; and repeatedly to embrace their limbs, complete in all parts, by pointing with both hands; and while they partook of joy, and the crowd of various instruments sounded, praise that grants all happiness found its beginning on the lips of all.