Harivamsha 59.57

59.57

śarady evaṃ susasyāyāṃ prāptāyāṃ prāvṛṣaḥ kṣaye
nīlacandrārkavarṇaiś ca racitaṃ bahubhir dvijaiḥ |
phalaiḥ pravālaiś ca ghanam indracāpaghanopamam |
bhavanākāraviṭapaṃ latāparam amaṇḍitam |
viśālamūlāvanataṃ pavanābhogamaṇḍitam |
arcayāma giriṃ devaṃ gāś caiva saviśeṣataḥ //

Thus, when autumn rich in grain has arrived at the end of the rains, / let us worship the divine mountain and especially the cows— / [the mountain] fashioned with many birds colored like the dark blue, the moon, and the sun, / dense with fruits and coral-like shoots resembling Indra's bow, / with boughs shaped like pavilions, decorated with superior vines, / bent low by its broad base, adorned with breezes sweeping through.