Sudhalahari 28

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saṃhṛtya drāgbahiḥsthaṃ timirakulamathābhyantaraṃ hartukāmā randhrālībhirgṛhāṇāmudaramanudinaṃ ye viśaṅkaṃ viśanti /
bhānoste 'mī hṛṣīkāṇyakhilatanubhṛtāṃ harṣayanto hitehā hṛdrogaṃ saṃharantāṃ himamahimahṛto hemahṛdyāḥ karā naḥ //

Having swiftly dispelled the masses of outward darkness, then, desiring to remove the inner [darkness],
those rays that enter daily without fear into the interior of homes through the lattice openings;
delighting the senses of all embodied beings, having beneficial aims, destroying the grandeur of cold,
charming as gold—may those rays of the Sun destroy our heartache.