सैवान्येवास्मि संवृत्ता धिराज्ञां चञ्चलां श्रियम्। हा राजन्सुकुमारं ते सुभ्र सुत्वक्समुन्नसम्॥ कान्तिश्रीद्युतिभिस्तुल्यमिन्दुपद्मदिवाकरैः। किरीटकूटोज्ज्वलितं ताम्रास्यं दीप्तकुण्डलम् ।।३५ मदव्याकुललोलाक्षं भूत्वा यत्पानभूमिषु। विविधस्रग्धरं चारु वल्गुस्मितकथं शुभम्॥ तदेवाद्य तवैवं हि वक्रं न भ्राजते प्रभो। रामसायकनिर्भिन्नं रक्तं रुधिरविस्रवैः॥ विशीर्णमेदोमस्तिष्कं रूक्षं स्यन्दनरेणुभिः।
saivānyevāsmi saṃvṛttā dhirājñāṃ cañcalāṃ śriyam| hā rājansukumāraṃ te subhra sutvaksamunnasam|| kāntiśrīdyutibhistulyamindupadmadivākaraiḥ| kirīṭakūṭojjvalitaṃ tāmrāsyaṃ dīptakuṇḍalam ||35 madavyākulalolākṣaṃ bhūtvā yatpānabhūmiṣu| vividhasragdharaṃ cāru valgusmitakathaṃ śubham|| tadevādya tavaivaṃ hi vakraṃ na bhrājate prabho| rāmasāyakanirbhinnaṃ raktaṃ rudhiravisravaiḥ|| viśīrṇamedomastiṣkaṃ rūkṣaṃ syandanareṇubhiḥ|
English Meaning
I am a widow now O fie on fickle fortune! O king, in lustre of countenance you are like the Syn, in grace like the Moon in beauty like the lotus; you are graceful, O you having excellent brows; you have got excellent skin, high nose and your countenance is graced with a brilliant crown and Kundalas. Oh how beautiful you did look with various garlands when your eye whirled with intoxication on the drinking ground and how beautiful were your smiles, O lord. Your countenance does not shine now-being severed with Rāma's shafts, bathed in a pool of blood, having your back-bone and brain deranged and covered with the dust raised by the wheels of the chariots.
— M.N. Dutt (1891–94, public domain)