ramcharitmanas,

Lanka Kaanda

174 - The battle recommences; encounter between Laksmana and Meghanada; a javelin thrown by the latter strikes Laksmana in the breast

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Chaupais

nabha caḍhai baraṣa bipula aṃgārā. mahi tē pragaṭa hōhiṃ jaladhārā..
 

nānā bhāomti pisāca pisācī. māru kāṭu dhuni bōlahiṃ nācī..
  [6-51-1]

biṣṭā pūya rudhira kaca hāḍaā. baraṣai kabahu upala bahu chāḍaā..
 

baraṣi dhūri kīnhēsi aomdhiārā. sūjha na āpana hātha pasārā..
  [6-51-2]

kapi akulānē māyā dēkhēṃ. saba kara marana banā ēhi lēkhēṃ..
 

kautuka dēkhi rāma musukānē. bhaē sabhīta sakala kapi jānē..
  [6-51-3]

ēka bāna kāṭī saba māyā. jimi dinakara hara timira nikāyā..
 

kṛpādṛṣṭi kapi bhālu bilōkē. bhaē prabala rana rahahiṃ na rōkē..
  [6-51-4]


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Mounting up into the air he rained down a shower of firebrands, and spouts of water issued forth from the earth. Fiends and fiendesses of diverse form danced with cries of "Maim and kill?" Now he would rain down showers of faeces, pus, blood, hair and bones; and now he would hurl a volley of stones. By discharging dust all round he made it so dark that if you held out your own hand you would not see it. The monkeys lost their nerve when they saw these supernatural phenomena. "At this rate we are all doomed" they thought. Sri Rama smiled when he saw this fun; at the same time He understood that the monkeys were all alarmed. With a single arrow He broke the illusive web, even as the sun removes the thick veil of darkness. He cast a gracious look on the monkeys and bears, and lo! they grew too strong to be restrained from fighting.

 
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