Padukasahasra 12.29

12.29

kiṃ puṣpaistulasīdalairapi kṛtaṃ dūrvā'pi dūre sthitā tvatpūjāsu mukundapādu kṛpayā tvaṃ kāmadhenuḥ satām |
pratyagrāhṛtadarbhapallavalavagrāsābhilāṣonmukhī dhenustiṣṭhatu sā vasiṣṭhabhavanadvāropakaṇṭhasthale ||

What need of flowers? Even tulasī leaves are done with; dūrvā grass too remains far off / in your rites of worship, O sandal of Mukunda; out of grace you are the wish-granting cow of the virtuous! / Let that cow eager for a mouthful of fresh young kuśa grass / stand beside the entrance to Vasiṣṭha's house!