Skandapurana 7.14.p12

7.14.p12

726
kvacidanilavidhūtacārupuṣpastabakavicitritakānanapradeśam .
sphaṭikamaṇiśilā22 talopaviṣṭasthitakapiyūthavilokitātmadeham ..28.. surayuvatiniketabarhikekāśravaṇasukhapratibuddhasiddhasārtham .
kamaladalarajaḥsugandhitoyasthitakalahaṃsakalapralāparamyam . .29. .
dinakarakarataptasūryakānta23 pravigalitāgnivilīnahemadhātum .
kvacidabhi24 patitāṃśucandrakānta25 pravisṛtaśailanadīvikīrṇatoyam . .8.131.3 0 .. varaharikaravajrasannipātasphuṭitamahāgajakumbha26 mauktikaughaiḥ27 .
sitakusumacayairiva prakīrṇaiḥ kvacidupaśobhitavistṛtopakaṇṭham . . 31 . .
pramuditagaṇabhairavāṭṭahāsaprasṛtamahāravapūritāntarālam .

726 / where in some places the forest tracts were adorned with clusters of lovely flowers shaken by the wind; / where troops of monkeys sitting on slabs of crystal stones gazed at their own bodies; / where hosts of Siddhas were awakened to the pleasant sound of the calls of peacocks residing near the young celestial women; / charming with the soft chirping of Kalahaṃsa swans staying in water fragrant with the pollen of lotus petals; / where the gold mineral was melted by fire that poured forth from sunstones heated by the rays of the sun; / where the waters of mountain streams flowed and scattered, issuing from moonstones struck by fallen moonbeams; / with its broad slopes adorned in some places with pearl-heaps from the shattered frontal globes of great elephants, broken by the thunderbolt-blows of the paws of great lions, as if scattered with heaps of white flowers; / with its interior filled with a loud roar emanating from the terrifying boisterous laughter of the joyful Gaṇas;