Shatakatraya 3.88

3.88

snātvā gāṅgaiḥ payobhiḥ śuci-kusuma-phalair arcayitvā vibho tvā
dhyeye dhyānaṃ niveśya kṣiti-dhara-kuhara-grāva-paryaṅka-mūle |
ātmārāmaḥ phalāśī guru-vacana-ratas tvat-prasādāt smarāre
duḥkhaṃ mokṣye kadāhaṃ sama-kara-caraṇe puṃsi sevāsamuttham ||

Having bathed in the waters of the Gaṅgā, having worshiped you, O All-pervading Lord, with pure flowers and fruits,
having fixed meditation on the object of meditation at the foot of a rock-couch in a mountain cave,
delighting in the self, eating wild fruits, devoted to the words of the guru—by your grace, O Enemy of Smara,
when shall I be released from the sorrow born of serving a man whose hands and feet are just like mine?