The Hundred Verses of Amaru 1.242

1.242

pītastuṣārakiraṇo madhunaiva sārdham
antaḥ praviśya caṣake pratibimbavartī |
mānāndhakāramapi mānavatījanasya
nūnaṃ bibheda yad asau prasasāda sadyaḥ ||49||

The cool-rayed moon, having entered inside the cup and dwelling there as a reflection, / was drunk along with the wine; / and surely it dispelled even the darkness of amorous petulance in the petulant woman, / since she immediately became appeased. ||49