Doha 196
यह रहस्य काहूँ नहिं जाना। दिनमनि चले करत गुनगाना॥ देखि महोत्सव सुर मुनि नागा। चले भवन बरनत निज भागा॥१॥
औरउ एक कहउँ निज चोरी। सुनु गिरिजा अति दृढ़ मति तोरी॥ काकभुसुंडि संग हम दोऊ। मनुजरूप जानइ नहिं कोऊ॥२॥
परमानंद प्रेम सुख फूले। बीथिन्ह फिरहिं मगन मन भूले॥ यह सुभ चरित जान पै सोई। कृपा राम कै जापर होई॥३॥
तेहि अवसर जो जेहि बिधि आवा। दीन्ह भूप जो जेहि मन भावा॥ गज रथ तुरग हेम गो हीरा। दीन्हे नृप नानाबिधि चीरा॥४॥
Meaning
Nobody noticed this strange phenomenon; the sun at last moved ahead singing the praises of Śrī Rāma as he glided. Witnessing the great festival the gods, sages and Nāgas proceeded to their respective abodes, applauding themselves on their good fortune. (1) “I tell you one more covert act of Mine; listen to it, O Pārvatī, for I know your steadfast faith (in Śrī Rāma’s feet). Sage Kākabhuśuṇḍi and Myself both were there together in human form without anyone knowing of it. (2) “Elated with supreme joy and the delight of love we roamed about the streets in ecstasy forgetful of our own selves. He alone who enjoyed Śrī Rāma’s grace could be aware of this blessed adventure of ours.” (3) On that occasion the king granted the wishes of everyone’s heart, in whatever manner one came. He bestowed elephants, chariots, horses, gold, cows, diamonds and costumes of various kinds. (4)
मन संतोषे सबन्हि के जहँ तहँ देहिं असीस। सकल तनय चिर जीवहुँ तुलसिदास के ईस॥१९६॥
Meaning
All were satisfied in their heart and invoked blessings here and there, saying, “May all the sons of Daśaratha live long—the Lords of Tulasīdāsa.” (196)
From the Gita Press, Gorakhpur edition. Buy the book