Shatakatraya 3.94

3.94

mahā-śayyā pṛthvī vipulam upadhānaṃ bhuja-latāṃ
vitānaṃ cākāśaṃ vyajanam anukūlo 'yam anilaḥ |
śarac-candro dīpo virati-vanitā-saṅga-muditaḥ
sukhī śāntaḥ śete munir atanu-bhūtir nṛpa iva ||

The earth is a vast bed, the creeper-like arm an ample pillow,
the sky a canopy, and this favorable breeze a fan;
the autumn moon is a lamp; rejoicing in the company of the lady Dispassion,
the sage sleeps happy and peaceful, like a king of boundless wealth.