Sudhalahari 23

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viśrāntiṃ brāhmaṇānāṃ sukhamatiśayitaṃ kāmināṃ sthāyilīlāmambhojānāṃ prabodhaṃ kumudapariṣadāṃ yaścikīrṣandayārdraḥ /
niryātyantaḥsamudraṃ sakalamapi nṛṇāṃ bhāramādhāya vahnāvahnāyāhnāmadhīśaḥ sa bhavatu bhavatāṃ bhūyase maṅgalāya //

Desiring to bring rest to brāhmaṇas, intense pleasure to lovers, lasting sport
and awakening to lotuses, and compassionately inclined toward the clusters of night-lotuses,
he enters the depths of the ocean, having placed all the burdens of men upon the fire:
may that lord of days swiftly grant you abundant auspiciousness.