The Hundred Verses of Amaru 1.230

1.230

kānte sāgasi śāyite priyasakhīveśaṃ vidhāyāgate
bhrāntyāliṅgya mayā rahasyamuditaṃ tatsaṅgamākāṅkṣayā |
mugdhe duṣkarametad ityatitarāmuktvā sahāsaṃ balād
āliṅgya chalitāsmi tena kitavenādya pradoṣāgame ||41||(46)

When my lover lay down in fault, and then entered disguised as my dear confidante,
in confusion I embraced him and told my secret longing for union with him:
"Innocent maiden, this is hard to do!"—saying this exceedingly, with a laugh,
he embraced me by force and I was tricked by that rogue today at evening's approach. ||41||(46)