Sudhalahari 27

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nīhāraṃ nimnagābhyo nikhilanayanato nīrajebhyaśca nidrāṃ nīḍebhyo nīḍajānāṃ nikaramuṣasi ye nityamudvāsayanti /
sāyaṃ teṣveva teṣāṃ punarapi ghṛṇayā kalpayante ca vāsaṃ te vaḥ santu prayāsaṃ ghṛṇighanaghṛṇayo hantumābaddhakakṣāḥ //

Those which at dawn continuously banish mist from the rivers,
sleep from all eyes and from the water-lilies, and flocks of birds from their nests,
and at evening, out of compassion, grant them dwelling once again within those very places:
may those rays of intense warmth, girded for action, destroy your weariness.