Shatakatraya 2.84

2.84

pāntha strī-virahānalāhuti-kalām ātanvatī mañjarīmākandeṣu
pikāṅganābhir adhunā sotkaṇṭham ālokyate |
apy ete nava-pāṭalā-parimala-prāg-bhāra-pāṭac-carā
vānti-klānti-vitāna-tānava-kṛtaḥ śrīkhaṇḍa-śailānilāḥ ||

O traveler, providing fuel for the fire of separation in women, the mango blossom
is now gazed upon with longing by female cuckoos;
and here blow the breezes of the sandalwood mountain,
thieves carrying off an abundance of fresh trumpet-flower perfume, dispelling the languor of travel.