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Ramayana · Book V · Sundara Kāṇḍa

Ramayana, Book V, Canto 19: Sítá’s Fearसुन्दरकाण्डम्

Ralph T. H. Griffith’s English verse (1870–74), beside the Sanskrit of sarga 5.19.

19Sanskrit sarga 5.19 · Sanskrit source · English source

Sanskrit

तस्मिन्नेव ततः काले राजपुत्री त्वनिन्दिता।
रूपयौवनसम्पन्नं भूषणोत्तमभूषितम्॥ १॥
ततो दृष्ट्वैव वैदेही रावणं राक्षसाधिपम्।
प्रावेपत वरारोहा प्रवाते कदली यथा॥ २॥
ऊरुभ्यामुदरं छाद्य बाहुभ्यां च पयोधरौ।
उपविष्टा विशालाक्षी रुदती वरवर्णिनी॥ ३॥
दशग्रीवस्तु वैदेहीं रक्षितां राक्षसीगणैः।
ददर्श दीनां दुःखार्तां नावं सन्नामिवार्णवे॥ ४॥
असंवृतायामासीनां धरण्यां संशितव्रताम्।
छिन्नां प्रपतितां भूमौ शाखामिव वनस्पतेः॥ ५॥
मलमण्डनदिग्धांगीं मण्डनार्हाममण्डनाम्।
मृणाली पङ्कदिग्धेव विभाति न विभाति च॥ ६॥
समीपं राजसिंहस्य रामस्य विदितात्मनः।
संकल्पहयसंयुक्तैर्यान्तीमिव मनोरथैः॥ ७॥
शुष्यन्तीं रुदतीमेकां ध्यानशोकपरायणाम्।
दुःखस्यान्तमपश्यन्तीं रामां राममनुव्रताम्॥ ८॥
चेष्टमानामथाविष्टां पन्नगेन्द्रवधूमिव।
धूप्यमानां ग्रहेणेव रोहिणीं धूमकेतुना॥ ९॥
वृत्तशीले कुले जातामाचारवति धार्मिके।
पुनः संस्कारमापन्नां जातामिव च दुष्कुले॥ १०॥
सन्नामिव महाकीर्तिं श्रद्धामिव विमानिताम्।
प्रज्ञामिव परिक्षीणामाशां प्रतिहतामिव॥ ११॥
आयतीमिव विध्वस्तामाज्ञां प्रतिहतामिव।
दीप्तामिव दिशं काले पूजामपहतामिव॥ १२॥
पौर्णमासीमिव निशां तमोग्रस्तेन्दुमण्डलाम्।
पद्मिनीमिव विध्वस्तां हतशूरां चमूमिव॥ १३॥
प्रभामिव तमोध्वस्तामुपक्षीणामिवापगाम्।
वेदीमिव परामृष्टां शान्तामग्निशिखामिव॥ १४॥
उत्कृष्टपर्णकमलां वित्रासितविहंगमाम्।
हस्तिहस्तपरामृष्टामाकुलामिव पद्मिनीम्॥ १५॥
पतिशोकातुरां शुष्कां नदीं विस्रावितामिव।
परया मृजया हीनां कृष्णपक्षे निशामिव॥ १६॥
सुकुमारीं सुजातांगीं रत्नगर्भगृहोचिताम्।
तप्यमानामिवोष्णेन मृणालीमचिरोद‍्धृताम्॥ १७॥
गृहीतामालितां स्तम्भे यूथपेन विनाकृताम्।
निःश्वसन्तीं सुदुःखार्तां गजराजवधूमिव॥ १८॥
एकया दीर्घया वेण्या शोभमानामयत्नतः।
नीलया नीरदापाये वनराज्या महीमिव॥ १९॥
उपवासेन शोकेन ध्यानेन च भयेन च।
परिक्षीणां कृशां दीनामल्पाहारां तपोधनाम्॥ २०॥
आयाचमानां दुःखार्तां प्राञ्जलिं देवतामिव।
भावेन रघुमुख्यस्य दशग्रीवपराभवम्॥ २१॥
समीक्षमाणां रुदतीमनिन्दितां
सुपक्ष्मताम्रायतशुक्ललोचनाम्।
अनुव्रतां राममतीव मैथिलीं
प्रलोभयामास वधाय रावणः॥ २२॥

English Griffith

Then o’er the lady’s soul and frame
A sudden fear and trembling came,
When, glowing in his youthful pride,
She saw the monarch by her side.
Silent she sat, her eyes depressed,
Her soft arms folded o’er her breast,
And,—all she could,—her beauties screened
From the bold gazes of the fiend.
There where the wild she-demons kept
Their watch around, she sighed and wept.
Then, like a severed bough, she lay
Prone on the bare earth in dismay.
The while her thoughts on love’s fleet wings
Flew to her lord the best of kings.
She fell upon the ground, and there
Lay struggling with her wild despair,
Sad as a lady born again
To misery and woe and pain,
Now doomed to grief and low estate,
Once noble fair and delicate:
Like faded light of holy lore,
Like Hope when all her dreams are o’er;
Like ruined power and rank debased,
Like majesty of kings disgraced:
Like worship foiled by erring slips,
The moon that labours in eclipse;
A pool with all her lilies dead,
An army when its king has fled:
So sad and helpless wan and worn,
She lay among the fiends forlorn.

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English: Ralph T. H. Griffith, The Rámáyan of Válmíki, translated into English verse, 5 vols. (London: Trübner & Co.; Benares: E. J. Lazarus and Co., 1870–1874), public domain. Transcription: Project Gutenberg eBook #24869 (Distributed Proofreaders). Sanskrit: Sanskrit Wikisource. The ancient text is public domain; Wikisource page text is shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.