Jñāneśvarī (commentary on the Bhagavadgītā) 9.28

9.28

mhaṇūni saṃvādācā suvāvo ḍhaḷe |
tarī hṛdayākāśa sārasvateṃ voḷe |
āṇi śrotā duścitā tari vituḷe |
māṃḍalā rasu ||

Therefore, when the favorable breeze of dialogue stirs,
the sky of the heart melts in the flow of Sarasvatī;
and if the listener is distracted, then
the aesthetic sentiment that was arrayed dissolves away.