srihanumatsmaranam

Sri Hanumat Smaranam from Hanuman Stuti Manjari

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At morning, I remember Hanumān, Whose valor is without end, Who is like a bumble-bee for the lotus-like feet of Śrīrāmacandra, Who delighted the group of gods by burning the city of Laṅkā, Who is the house of all wealth and siddhi, and Whose strength is celebrated.[1]

srimadanjaneyasuprabhatam

Anjaneya (Hanuman) Suprabhatam from Hanumat Stuti Manjari at Stutimandal

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Sample:  I salute the messenger of Rāma, Whose complexion resembles stainless gold, Whose eyes are like blazing fire, Whose face is radiant like a (red) lotus, Who is always gracious, Whose body is made for (success in) battle, Whose ears are adorned by kundala, and Who is like a sword slaying the victory of enemy.[1] 

kanakadharastotram

Kanak Dhara Stotram (Kanakadhara Stotram) by Adi Sankara at Stutimandal

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Sample: May Laksmī, Who is taking refuge in the decorated body of Hari similar to a female bumble-bee enters in a garland of buds, Who has accepted all the splendors in Her body, Who can toy with Kāmadeva (cupid) [by her beauty], be the bestower of prosperity of Her, Who is Mangaladevatā, on me.[1]

srivasudevastakam

Vasudev Ashtakam by Narayan Guru at Stutimandal

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Sample: O Hari, Who is Śrīvāsudeva, Who has a lotus, the Pāñcajanya conch, the Kaumodakī mace and the fear-solution Sudarśana cakra in His hands, Who has the mark of Śrīvatsa on chest, Who destroys the root cause of all passion, and Who is the consort of the Earth! Take away my every passion.[1]

sribalambikadasakam

Bala Ambika Dasakam at Stutimandal

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Sample: O Mother Bālā, Whose compassion surpasses any limit or boundary, Who is adored by the demi-gods, Who resides in the heart of everything made out of sportive Māyā, and Whose organs are decorated with garland and earrings made of diamond jewels! Please cast a benevolent glance on me.[1]

laksmi_astottara_namavali

108 names of Lakshmi at Stutimandal

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Sample: I adore Laksmī, Who has a lotus in Her hand, Who has a resplendent body, Who bestows immense and good fate, Who gives fearlessness from Her hands (mudrā), Who is adorned in various ways with jewels, Who fulfils the desired wishes of the devotees, Who is extoled by Hari, Hara and Brahmā, and Who is always accompanied, in the left-side, with glorious powerful lotus, conch-shell and lotus-treasure.[1]

visvanathastakam

Vishvanathashtakam by Ved Vyasa at Stutimandal

Sample: Adore Śiva, Who is the Lord of Vārānasī, Who is the Lord of the world, Whose tress-locks are held together by the beautiful waves of Gangā, Whose left side is continuously adorned by the presence of Gaurī, Who is dear to Nārāyana, and Who absolves the pride of Kāmadeva (Ananga).[1]