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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.51.49

10.51.49

प्रमत्तमुच्चैरितिकृत्यचिन्तया प्रवृद्धलोभं विषयेषु लालसम् । त्वमप्रमत्त: सहसाभिपद्यसे क्षुल्ल‍ेलिहानोऽहिरिवाखुमन्तक: ॥ ४९ ॥

pramattam uccair itikṛtya-cintayā pravṛddha-lobhaṁ viṣayeṣu lālasam tvam apramattaḥ sahasābhipadyase kṣul-lelihāno ’hir ivākhum antakaḥ

pramattam
thoroughly deluded
uccaiḥ
extensive
iti-kṛtya
of what needs to be done
cintayā
with thought
pravṛddha
increased fully
lobham
whose greed
viṣayeṣu
for sense objects
lālasam
hankering
tvam
You
apramattaḥ
not deluded
sahasā
suddenly
abhipadyase
confront
kṣut
out of thirst
lelihānaḥ
licking its fangs
ahiḥ
a snake
iva
as
ākhum
a mouse
antakaḥ
death

A man obsessed with thoughts of what he thinks needs to be done, intensely greedy, and delighting in sense enjoyment is suddenly confronted by You, who are ever alert. Like a hungry snake licking its fangs before a mouse, You appear before him as death.