Padukasahasra 19.11

19.11

darapariṇatadūrvāvallarīnirviśeṣai-rmarakataśakalānāṃ māṃsalairaṃśujālaiḥ |
paśupatividhṛtā tvaṃ tasya pāṇau niṣaṇṇaṃ madhuripupadarakṣe vañcayasyeṇaśāvam ||

Through the dense mass of rays of your emerald pieces, / which are indistinguishable from tenderly grown dūrvā tendrils, / held upon the head of the Lord of creatures, you deceive, / O foot-protector of Madhu's foe, the young fawn resting in his hand.