Doha 314
सुरन्ह सुमंगल अवसरु जाना। बरषहिं सुमन बजाइ निसाना॥ सिव ब्रह्मादिक बिबुध बरूथा। चढ़े बिमानन्हि नाना जूथा॥१॥
प्रेम पुलक तन हृदयँ उछाहू। चले बिलोकन राम बिआहू॥ देखि जनकपुरु सुर अनुरागे। निज निज लोक सबहिं लघु लागे॥२॥
चितवहिं चकित बिचित्र बिताना। रचना सकल अलौकिक नाना॥ नगर नारि नर रूप निधाना। सुघर सुधरम सुसील सुजाना॥३॥
तिन्हहि देखि सब सुर सुरनारीं। भए नखत जनु बिधु उजिआरीं॥ बिधिहि भयउ आचरजु बिसेषी। निज करनी कछु कतहुँ न देखी॥४॥
Meaning
The gods perceived that it was a fit occasion for happy rejoicings; hence they rained down flowers and beat their drums. Śiva, Brahmā and hosts of other gods mounted aerial cars in several groups. (1) Their bodies thrilling all over with emotion and their hearts overflowing with joy, they proceeded to witness Śrī Rāma’s wedding. The gods felt so enraptured to see Janaka’s capital that their own realms appeared to them as of little account. (2) They gazed with amazement at the wonderful marriage-pavilion (Maṇḍapa) and all the different works of art which were of transcendental character. The people of the city, both men and women, were so many mines of beauty, well-formed, pious, amiable and wise. (3) In their presence all the gods and goddesses appeared like stars in a moonlit night. The Creator (Brahmā) was astounded above all, for nowhere did he find his own handiwork. (4)
सिवँ समुझाए देव सब जनि आचरज भुलाहु। हृदयँ बिचारहु धीर धरि सिय रघुबीर बिआहु॥३१४॥
Meaning
Śiva exhorted all the gods saying, “Be not lost in wonder; calmly ponder in your mind that it is the wedding of Sītā and Śrī Rāma. (314)
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