Shatakatraya 3.43

3.43

ādityasya gatāgatair aharahaḥ saṃkṣīyate jīvitaṃ
vyāpārair bahu-kārya-bhāra-gurubhiḥ kālo 'pi na jñāyate |
dṛṣṭvā janma-jarā-vipatti-maraṇaṃ trāsaś ca notpadyate
pītvā mohamayīṃ pramāda-madirām unmatta-bhūtaṃ jagat ||

With the comings and goings of the sun, day by day life wastes away; / even time is not noticed amid activities burdensome with the weight of manifold affairs. / Seeing birth, old age, misfortune, and death, terror does not arise; / having drunk the wine of heedlessness composed of delusion, the world has gone mad.