ध्याननिर्दरशैलेन विनिःश्वासितधातुना। दैन्यपादपसंघेन शोकायासाधिशृङ्गिणा॥ प्रमोहानन्तसत्त्वेन संतापौषधिवेणुना। आक्रान्तो दुःखशैलेन महता कैकयीसुतः॥
dhyānanirdaraśailena viniḥśvāsitadhātunā| dainyapādapasaṃghena śokāyāsādhiśṛṅgiṇā|| pramohānantasattvena saṃtāpauṣadhiveṇunā| ākrānto duḥkhaśailena mahatā kaikayīsutaḥ||
English Meaning
And Kaikeyi's son was overpowered and drowned by the mountain of grief, having thoughts (of Rāma) for its entire crags, sighs for its mineral substance, disgust with the avocations of life, for its trees, mental feebleness through grief for its summits, stupor for the animals inhabiting it, and burning for its annual shrubs and bamboos.
— M.N. Dutt (1891–94, public domain)