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Baal Kaanda

48 - Sita's entry into the pavilion

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caliṃ saṃga lai sakhīṃ sayānī. gāvata gīta manōhara bānī..
 

sōha navala tanu suṃdara sārī. jagata janani atulita chabi bhārī..
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bhūṣana sakala sudēsa suhāē. aṃga aṃga raci sakhinha banāē..
 

raṃgabhūmi jaba siya pagu dhārī. dēkhi rūpa mōhē nara nārī..
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haraṣi suranha duṃdubhīṃ bajāī. baraṣi prasūna apacharā gāī..
 

pāni sarōja sōha jayamālā. avacaṭa citaē sakala bhuālā..
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sīya cakita cita rāmahi cāhā. bhaē mōhabasa saba naranāhā..
 

muni samīpa dēkhē dōu bhāī. lagē lalaki lōcana nidhi pāī..
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Sita's clever companions escorted Her to the arena, singing songs in a charming voice. A beautiful Sari (covering for the body) adorned Her youthful frame; the Mother of the universe was incomparable in her exquisite beauty. Ornaments of all kinds had been beautifully set in their appropriate places, each limb having been decked by Her companions with great care. When Sita stepped into the arena, men and women alike were fascinated by Her charms. The gods gladly sounded their kettledrums, while celestial damsels rained down flowers in the midst of songs. In Her lotus-like hands sparkled the wreath of victory, as She cast a hurried glance at all the princes. While Sita looked for Sri Rama with anxious heart, all the princes found themselves in the grip of infatuation. Presently Sita discovered the two brothers by the side of the sage, and Her eyes greedily fell on them as on a long-lost treasure.

 
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