The Hundred Verses of Amaru 1.151

1.151

capalahṛdayae kiṃ svātantryāttathā gṛhamāgataś
caraṇapatitaḥ premārdrārdraḥ priyaḥ samupekṣitaḥ |
tadidamadhunā yāvajjīvaṃ nirastasukhodayā
ruditaśaraṇā durjātānāṃ sahasva ruṣāṃ phalam ||(56)

Fickle heart, why did you, through obstinacy, neglect your beloved
who came home like that, threw himself at your feet, overflowing with love?
Now, as long as you live, with the rise of happiness banished,
finding refuge only in weeping, endure this fruit of your ill-begotten wrath!