Shatakatraya 3.79

3.79

ramyāś candra-marīcayas tṛṇavatī ramyā vanānta-sthalī
ramyaṃ sādhu-samāgamāgata-sukhaṃ kāvyeṣu ramyāḥ kathāḥ |
kopopāhita-bāṣpa-bindu-taralaṃ ramyaṃ priyāyā mukhaṃ
sarvaṃ ramyam anityatām upagate citte na kiñcit punaḥ ||

Charming are the rays of the moon, charming is the grassy ground in the heart of the forest, / charming is the delight found in the company of the virtuous, charming are tales in poetry, / charming is the beloved's face trembling with teardrops brought on by feigned anger; / everything is charming, but once the mind has grasped impermanence, nothing is charming anymore.