Padukasahasra 14.98

14.98

tvacchiñjāravaśarkarārasasadāsvādāt satāmunmadā mātarmādhavapāduke bahuvidāṃ prāyaḥ śrutirmuhyati |
sārāsārasakṛdvimarśanaparimlānākṣaragranthibhi-rgranthaistvāmiha varṇayāmyahamatastrāsatrapāvarjitaḥ ||

From tasting always the sweetness of sugar that is your jingling sound, / the ear of virtuous, learned men becomes intoxicated and almost stunned, O mother, sandal of Mādhava; / therefore, free from fear and embarrassment, I describe you here / with compositions whose knots of syllables fade away upon a single scrutiny of worth and worthlessness.