The Hundred Verses of Amaru 1.162

1.162

jyākṛṣṭibaddhakhaṭakāmukhapāṇipṛṣṭha-
preṅkhannakhāṃśucayasaṃvalito'mbikāyāḥ |
tvāṃ pātu mañjaritapallavakarṇapūra-
lobhabhramadbhramaravibhramabhṛtkaṭākṣaḥ ||1||(1)

Mingled with the mass of gleaming nail-rays on the back of the hand forming the khaṭakāmukha clasp as it drew the bowstring,
may Ambikā's side-glance protect you,
carrying the graceful agitation of bees hovering in greed
for the ear-ornament of flowering shoots. (1)