Gita Govinda 2.4.21

2.4.21

kandarpa-jvara-saṃjvara-ātura-tanoḥ āścaryam asyāḥ ciram
cetaḥ candana-candramaḥ-kamalinī-cintāsu saṃtāmyati /
kiṃtu klānti-vaśena śītala-tanum tvām ekam eva priyam
dhyāyantī rahasi sthitā katham api kṣīṇā kṣaṇam prāṇiti //

It is wondrous how, with her body tormented by the burning fever of Kandarpa,
her heart has long grieved amidst thoughts of sandalwood, the moon, and lotus ponds;
yet, overcome by exhaustion, meditating in secret on you alone, her beloved of cooling limbs,
she, wasting away, somehow breathes for a moment.