Shatakatraya 2.89

2.89

sudhā-śubhraṃ dhāma sphurad-amala-raśmiḥ śaśadharaḥ
priyā-vaktrāmbhojaṃ malayaja-rajaś cātisurabhiḥ |
srajo hṛdyāmodās tad idam akhilaṃ rāgiṇi jane
karoty antaḥ kṣobhaṃ na tu viṣaya-saṃsarga-vimukhe ||

A dwelling white as nectar, the moon flashing its spotless beams,
the beloved's lotus face, and highly fragrant sandalwood powder,
garlands of delightful fragrance—all this, in an impassioned man,
causes inward agitation, but not in one who has turned away from contact with sense objects.