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यथाचारोपितोवृक्षोजातश्चार्न्न्तिवेशने । महांश्चसुदुरारोहोमहास्कन्दःप्रशाखवान् ॥ ६-१३१-६
"How a tree planted in the back yard of one's own house, even though grown big and difficult to climb with a huge trunk and large branches - [6-131-6]
english translation
शीर्येतपुष्पितोभूत्वा न फलानिप्रदर्शयन् । तस्यनानुभवेदर्थंयस्यहेतोस्सरोपितः ॥ ६-१३१-७
- does not yield fruits but dries up after flowering, he who planted it would not enjoy the fruit for which it was planted." [6-131-7]
english translation
एषोपमामहाबाहोत्वमर्थंवेत्तुमर्हसि । यद्यस्मान्मनुजेन्द्रत्वंभर्ताभृत्यान्नशाधिहि ॥ ६-१३१-८
"O mighty armed king! This is the analogy applied to you, if you, as a Master, would not indeed rule over us, your servants. You can understand the meaning." [6-131-8]
english translation
जगदद्याभिषिक्तंत्वामनुपश्यतुराघव । प्रतपन्तमिवादित्यंमध्याह्नेदीप्ततेजसम् ॥ ६-१३१-९
"Raghava, let you be consecrated in the afternoon and the world will see you dazzling in brilliance like the sun today." [6-131-9]
english translation
तूर्यसङ्घान्तिर्घोषैःकाञ्चीनूपुरनिःस्वनैः । मधुरैर्गीतशब्दैश्चप्रतिबुध्यस्वशेष्व च ॥ ६-१३१-१०
"May you wake up to the sounds of musical instruments and the tinkling of ornaments worn around the waist and anklets and sweet sounds of singing." [6-131-10]
english translation