The Hundred Verses of Amaru 1.103

1.103

līlāttāmarasāhato'nyavanitāniḥśaṅkadaṣṭādharaḥ
kaścitkesaradūṣitekṣaṇa iva vyāmīlya netre sthitaḥ |
mugdhā kudmalitānanena dadhato vāyuṃ sthitā tasya sā
bhrāntyā dhūrtatayā ca vepathumatī tenāniśaṃ cumbitā ||70||(72)

Struck by a play-lotus, his lower lip bitten without hesitation by another woman, / a certain lover stood closing his eyes as if afflicted by pollen. / Making a puff of air with her pursed mouth, the innocent maiden stood before him, / and trembling with confusion and his roguishness, she was kissed incessantly by him. ||70||(72)