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In the inner palace chamber stood the proud and peerless queen	A
With a mother's joy Kaikeyi gaily watched the festive scene	A
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But with deep and deadly hatred Manthara her nurse and maid	B
Marked the city bright with banners and in scornful accents said	C
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'Take thy presents back Kaikeyi for they ill befit the clay	D
And when clouds of sorrow darken ill beseems thee to be gay	D
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And thy folly moves my laughter though an anguish wakes my sigh	E
For a gladness stirs thy bosom when thy greatest woo is nigh	E
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Who that hath a woman's wisdom who that is a prudent wife	F
Smiles in joy when prouder rival triumphs in the race of life	F
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How can hapless Queen Kaikeyi greet this deed of darkness done	G
When the favoured Queen Kausalya wins the empire for her son	G
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Know the truth O witless woman Bharat is unmatched in fame	H
Rama deep and darkly jealous dreads thy Bharat's rival claim	H
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Younger Lakshman with devotion doth on eldest Rama wait	I
Young Satrughna with affection follows Bharat's lofty fate	I
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Rama dreads no rising danger from the twins the youngest born	J
But thy Bharat's claims and virtues fill his jealous heart with scorn	J
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Trust me queen thy Bharat's merits are too well and widely known	K
And he stands too near and closely by a rival brother's throne	K
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Rama hath a wolf like wisdom and a fang to reach the foe	L
And I tremble for thy Bharat Heaven avert untimely woe	L
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Happy is the Queen Kausalya they will soon anoint her son	G
When on Pushya's constellation gaily rides to morrow's moon	M
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Happy is the Queen Kausalya in her regal pomp and state	I
And Kaikeyi like a bond slave must upon her rival wait	I
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Wilt thou do her due obeisance as we humble women do	N
Will thy proud and princely Bharat as his brother's henchman go	L
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Will thy Bharat's gentle consort fairest princess in this land	O
In her tears and in her anguish wait on Sita's proud command	O
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With a woman's scornful anger Manthara proclaimed her grief	P
With a mother's love for Rama thus Kaikeyi answered brief	P
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'What inspires thee wicked woman thus to rail in bitter tone	K
Shall not Rama best and eldest fill his father's royal throne	K
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What alarms thee crooked woman in the happy rites begun	G
Shall not Rama guard his brothers as a father guards his son	G
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And when Rama's reign is over shall not Gods my Bharat speed	Q
And by law and ancient custom shall not younger son succeed	Q
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In the present bliss of Rama and in Bharat's future hope	R
What offends thee senseless woman wherefore dost thou idly mope	R
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Dear is Rama as my Bharat ever duteous in his ways	S
Rama honours Queen Kausalya loftier honour to me pays	S
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Rama's realm is Bharat's kingdom ruling partners they shall prove	T
For himself than for his brothers Rama owns no deeper love '	-
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Scorn and anger shook her person and her bosom heaved a sigh	E
As in wilder fiercer accents Manthara thus made reply	E
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What insensate rage or madness clouds thy heart and blinds thine eye	E
Courting thus thy own disaster courting danger dread and high	E
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What dark folly clouds thy vision to the workings of thy foe	L
Heedless thus to seek destruction and to sink in gulf of woe	L
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Know fair queen by law and custom son ascends the throne of pride	U
Rama's son succeedeth Rama luckless Bharat steps aside	U
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Brothers do not share a kingdom nor can one by one succeed	Q
Mighty were the civil discord if such custom were decreed	Q
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For to stop all war and tumult thus the ancient laws ordain	V
Eldest son succeeds his father younger children may not reign	V
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Bharat barred from Rama's empire vainly decked with royal grace	W
Friendless joyless long shall wander alien from his land and race	W
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Thou hast home the princely Bharat nursed him from thy gentle breast	X
To a queen and to a mother need a prince's claims be pressed	X
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To a thoughtless heedless mother must I Bharat's virtues plead	Q
Must the Queen Kaikeyi witness Queen Kausalya's son succeed	Q
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Trust thy old and faithful woman who bath nursed thee youthful queen	A
And in great and princely houses many darksome deeds hath seen	A
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Trust my word the wily Rama for his spacious empire's good	Y
Soon will banish friendless Bharat and secure his peace with blood	Z
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Thou hast sent the righteous Bharat to thy ancient father's land	O
And Satrughna young an valiant doth beside his brother stand	O
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Young in years and generous hearted they will grow in mutual love	A2
As the love of elder Rama doth in Lakshman's bosom move	T
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Young companions grow in friendship and our ancient legends tell	B2
Weeds protect a forest monarch which the woodman's axe would fell	B2
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Crown d Rama unto Lakshman will a loving brother prove	T
But for Bharat and Satrughna Rama's bosom owns no love	A2
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And a danger thus ariseth if the elder wins the throne	K
Haste thee heedless Queen Kaikeyi save the younger and thy son	G
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Speak thy mandate to thy husband let thy Bharat rule at home	C2
In the deep and pathless jungle let the banished Rama roam	C2
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This will please thy ancient father and thy father's kith and kin	D2
This will please the righteous people Bharat knows no guile or sin	D2
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Speak thy mandate to thy husband win thy son a happy fate	I
Doom him not to Rama's service or his unrelenting hate	I
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Let not Rama in his rancour shed a younger brother's blood	Z
As the lion slays the tiger in the deep and echoing wood	Y
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With the magic of thy beauty thou hast won thy monarch's heart	E2
Queen Kausalya's bosom rankles with a woman's secret smart	E2
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Let her not with woman's vengeance turn upon her prouder foe	L
And as crown d Rama's mother venge her in Kaikeyi's woe	L
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Mark my word my child Kaikeyi much these ancient eyes have seen	A
Rama's rule is death to Bharat insult to my honoured queen '	-
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Like a slow but deadly poison worked the ancient nurse's tears	F2
And a wife's undying impulse mingled with a mother's fears	G2
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Deep within Kaikeyi's bosom worked a woman's jealous thought	H2
Speechless in her scorn and anger mourner's dark retreat she sought	H2

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