Shatakatraya 3.27

3.27

phalaṃ svecchā-labhyaṃ prativanam akhedaṃ kṣitiruhāṃ
payaḥ sthāne sthāne śiśira-madhuraṃ puṇya-saritām |
mṛdu-sparśā śayyā sulalita-latā-pallava-mayī
sahante santāpaṃ tad api dhanināṃ dvāri kṛpaṇāḥ ||

Fruit of the trees can be had at will without distress in every forest; / in every place there is cool, sweet water from holy rivers; / a soft-touching bed made of tender leaves from graceful creepers— / yet wretched men still endure torment at the doors of the rich.