Shatakatraya 2.81

2.81

parimala-bhṛto vātāḥ śākhā navāṅkura-koṭayo
madhura-vidhurotkaṇṭhā-bhājaḥ priyā pika-pakṣiṇām |
virala-virasa-svedodgārā vadhū-vadanendavaḥ
prasarati madhau dhātryāṃ jāto na kasya guṇodayaḥ ||

The winds carry perfumes, branches bear points of fresh shoots,
the mates of cuckoo birds are possessed by sweet, aching longing,
and the moon-faces of young brides break into a sparse, bitter perspiration;
when spring advances over the earth, whose qualities do not rise to bloom?