The Hundred Verses of Amaru 1.143

1.143

prāsāde sā diśi diśi ca sā pṛṣṭhataḥ sā puraḥ sā
paryaṅke sā pathi pathi ca sā tadviyogāturasya |
haṃho cetaḥ prakṛtiraparā nāsti me kāpi sā sā
sā sā sā sā jagati sakale ko'yamadvaitavādaḥ ||105||(102)

In the mansion she is there, and in every direction she is there; behind she is there, in front she is there;
on the couch she is there, and along every path she is there, to him who is agonized by separation from her.
Oh, my mind has no other form of reality whatever: she, she,
she, she, she, she in the entire universe! What non-dual doctrine is this? ||105||(102)