Uttar Kaanda
202 - Sri Rama bestows parting presents on the monkeys and the Nisada chief
Dohas
kahēhu daṃḍavata prabhu saiṃ tumhahi kahau kara jōri.
bāra bāra raghunāyakahi surati karāēhu mōri..19ka..
[7-19(A)]
asa kahi calēu bālisuta phiri āyau hanumaṃta.
tāsu prīti prabhu sana kahi magana bhaē bhagavaṃta..9kha..
[7-19(B)]
kulisahu cāhi kaṭhōra ati kōmala kusumahu cāhi.
citta khagēsa rāma kara samujhi parai kahu kāhi..19ga..
[7-19(C)]
Description
With joined palms I beseech you: please convey my prostrations to the Lord and remember me to Sri Rama (the Lord of the Raghus) from time to time." So saying, Vali's son (Angada) started on his journey; while Hanuman came back and told the Lord of Angada's love, which filled the Lord with ecstatic delight. Harder far than adamant and softer than a flower is the heart of Sri Rama, O king of the birds, (continues Kakabhusundi): tell me, who can know it?
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