The Hundred Verses of Amaru 1.211

1.211

prātaḥ prātarupāgatena janitā nirnidritā cakṣuṣor
mandāyāṃ mayi gauravavyapagamād utpāditaṃ lāghavam |
kiṃ mugdhe na mayā kṛtaṃ ramaṇadhīrmuktā tvayā gamyatāṃ
dusthaṃ tiṣṭhasi yacca pathyamadhunā kartāsmi tacchroṣyasi ||29||(33)

Coming dawn after dawn, sleeplessness was brought to my eyes;
since I grew faint, by the departure of respect, contempt was produced.
What, innocent maiden, did I not do? The thought of me as a lover you have abandoned; begone!
You stand in distress, and what is now wholesome I shall do—that you will hear! ||29||(33)