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# Ayodhya Kand · Doha 115

**चौ०** 
> एक कलस भरि आनहिं पानी। अँचइअ नाथ कहहिं मृदु बानी॥  
> सुनि प्रिय बचन प्रीति अति देखी। राम कृपाल सुसील बिसेषी॥१॥

**चौ०** 
> जानी श्रमित सीय मन माहीं। घरिक बिलंबु कीन्ह बट छाहीं॥  
> मुदित नारि नर देखहिं सोभा। रूप अनूप नयन मनु लोभा॥२॥

**चौ०** 
> एकटक सब सोहहिं चहुँ ओरा। रामचंद्र मुख चंद चकोरा॥  
> तरुन तमाल बरन तनु सोहा। देखत कोटि मदन मनु मोहा॥३॥

**चौ०** 
> दामिनि बरन लखन सुठि नीके। नख सिख सुभग भावते जी के॥  
> मुनिपट कटिन्ह कसें तूनीरा। सोहहिं कर कमलनि धनु तीरा॥४॥

Meaning: Others brought a pitcher full of water and said in soft accents, “My lord, rinse your mouth.” Hearing their agreeable words and seeing their extreme love, the tender-hearted and most amiable Śrī Rāma— (1)

mentally perceived that Sītā was fatigued, and rested awhile in the shade of a banyan tree. Men and women regarded His loveliness with great delight; His peerless beauty captivated their eyes and mind. (2)

Standing in a circle with their gaze fixed on the countenance of Śrī Rāma, they all shone like a group of Cakora birds encircling the moon. With His graceful form possessing the complexion of a young Tamāla tree, He fascinated by His looks the mind of a million Cupids. (3)

Lakṣmaṇa too, who had fair limbs, bright as lightning and charming from head to foot, appeared most lovely and bewitched the mind. With the bark of trees wrapped round their loins and quivers fastened to their back, the two brothers carried bows and arrows in their lotus hands. (4)

**दो०** 
> जटा मुकुट सीसनि सुभग उर भुज नयन बिसाल।  
> सरद परब बिधु बदन बर लसत स्वेद कन जाल॥११५॥

Meaning: Their matted locks were coiled on their head in the shape of a beautiful crown and they had a broad chest, long arms and big eyes; while their lovely faces, which resembled the autumnal full moon, glistened with beads of sweat. (115)

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