Gita Govinda 2.6.11

2.6.11

aṅgeṣu ābharaṇam karoti bahuśaḥ patre api saṃcāriṇi
prāptam tvām pariśaṅkate vitanute śayyām ciram dhyāyati /
iti ākalpa-vikalpa-talpa-racanā-saṃkalpa-līlā-śata-
vyāsaktā api vinā tvayā vara-tanuḥ naiṣā niśām neṣyati //

She puts ornaments on her limbs again and again; even when a leaf stirs, / she suspects that you have arrived; she prepares the bed; she meditates for a long time. / Though thus absorbed in a hundred games of dressing, doubting, bed-making, and imagining, / without you this fair-limbed woman will not survive the night.