Urubhanga 26: prathamaḥ

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calavilulitamauliḥ krodhatāmrāyatākṣo
bhramaramukhavidaṣṭāṃ kiṃcidutkṛṣya mālām |
asitatanuvilambisrastavastrānukarṣī
kṣititalamavatīrṇaḥ pāriveṣīva candraḥ || 26 ||

with shaking and disheveled crown, his long eyes bloodshot with rage, / pulling slightly at his garland bitten by the mouths of bees, / dragging his slipping garment hanging down over his dark-blue body, / has descended upon the surface of the earth like the moon encircled by a halo. || 26