Doha 220
देखन नगरु भूपसुत आए। समाचार पुरबासिन्ह पाए॥ धाए धाम काम सब त्यागी। मनहुँ रंक निधि लूटन लागी॥१॥
निरखि सहज सुंदर दोउ भाई। होहिं सुखी लोचन फल पाई॥ जुबतीं भवन झरोखन्हि लागीं। निरखहिं राम रूप अनुरागीं॥२॥
कहहिं परसपर बचन सप्रीती। सखि इन्ह कोटि काम छबि जीती॥ सुर नर असुर नाग मुनि माहीं। सोभा असि कहुँ सुनिअति नाहीं॥३॥
बिष्नु चारि भुज बिधि मुख चारी। बिकट बेष मुख पंच पुरारी॥ अपर देउ अस कोउ न आही। यह छबि सखी पटतरिअ जाही॥४॥
Meaning
When the citizens got the news that the two princes had come to see the town, they all left their chores and ran out of their homes as if paupers were out to grab a valuable treasure. (1) Beholding the natural grace of the two brothers, they were glad at heart and attained the consummation of their eyes. Sticking to the lattices of their houses young ladies lovingly looked upon Śrī Rāma’s beauty. (2) They fondly spoke to one another in the following words: “O friend, He has surpassed in beauty millions of Cupids. Nowhere among gods, men, demons, Nāgas or sages do we hear of such beauty. (3) “God Viṣṇu is endowed with four arms, Brahmā has four faces, while Śiva, the Slayer of Tripura, has a frightful garb and five faces. O friend, there is no other god who could stand comparison with this beauty. (4)
बय किसोर सुषमा सदन स्याम गौर सुख धाम। अंग अंग पर वारिअहिं कोटि कोटि सत काम॥२२०॥
Meaning
“The two lads, one dark and the other fair, are yet of tender age and are the acme of beauty and abodes of bliss. Millions and billions of Cupids are worth offering for each one of their limbs. (220)
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