The Hundred Verses of Amaru 1.34

1.34

dṛṣṭvaikāsanasaṃsthite priyatame paścād upetyādarād
ekasyā nayane pidyāya vihitakrīḍānubandhacchalaḥ |
īṣadvakrimakandharaḥ sapulakaḥ premollasanmānasām
antarhāsalasatkapolaphalakāṃ dhūrto'parāṃ cumbati ||16||(19)

Seeing his two beloveds seated on a single seat, coming behind with deference, / covering the eyes of one on the pretext of engaging in a playful game, / his neck slightly tilted, horripilating, his mind rejoicing in love, / the rogue kisses the other, her cheek-slabs gleaming with an inner smile. ||16