The Hundred Verses of Amaru 1.44

1.44

parimlāne māne mukhaśaśini tasyāḥ karadhṛte
mayi kṣīṇopāye praṇipatanamātraikaśaraṇe |
tayā pakṣmaprāntavrajapuṭaniruddhena sahasā
prasādo bāṣpena stanataṭaviśīrṇena kathitaḥ ||21||(25)

When amorous petulance had withered and her moon-face was held in my hand, / when my remedies were exhausted and falling at her feet was my only refuge, / reconciliation was suddenly announced by her through tears / held back at the corners of her eyelids, then bursting down across the slopes of her breasts. ||21