उत्तररामचरितम् (महाकवि भवभूति - संस्कृत मूल एवं हिन्दी व्याख्या)

[-I. 23] UTTARARĀMACHARITA. 195

• physical pain was discarded, delivered the grand fathers of
  his father long after they had been consumed by the effulg-
  ence of Kapila through wrath, when in the sacrifice of Sagara
  they had cleft open the earth, while busied in searching for
  the horse Oh mother! of such fame do thou cherish
  kind thoughts for Sita, thy daughter-in law, even as Arundhati
  does
  Lakshmana -Here is the banian tree, Syama by name
  on the bank of the Kalindi, by the side of the road leading to
  Chitrakuta, pointed out to us by Bharadvaja
  Rama -(Looks at it longingly)
  Sita -Does my lord remember this region?
  Rama -Ah! How can I forget! (Verse 24) Where
  thou didst fall asleep, having laid down on my breast thy
  limbs, though dull on account of the fatigue caused by the
  tramp on the road (the distance) yet attractive because of
  their (natural) sportiveness, which were shampooed by my
  close embraces and which were void of strength like a crushed
  lotus fibre
  Lakshmana -Here is shown the obstruction caused by
  Viradha at the entrance of the Vindhya wood
  Sita -No more of this. Let me look at my first entrance
  into the southern forest, when my lord held over me with
  his own hand a palm leaf umbrella to keep off the sun
  Rama -(Verse 25) Here are these penance-groves on
  the banks of the mountain torrents, the trees of which
  are resorted to by hermits, in which (groves) sages that
  follow the moral observances and consider hospitality the
  highest duty, being householders that cook handfuls of wild
  rice, inhabit huts
  Lakshmana -Here is the mountain named Prasravana,
  situated in the middle of Janasthana, the darkness of which
  is rendered deeper by the ever drizzling clouds and the
  ravines of which resound with the river Godavari encircled
  by the forest in its vicinity which is blue, glossy and dense
  on account of the belt of thickly growing trees
  Rama -(Verse 26) Dost thou remember, lovely lady,
  the days which we two spent on that mountain being at ease
  as Lakshmana waited on us? Dost thou remember the Godavari
  with its sweet water and also our movements upon its