Jai Sri Ram,
O elephant guarding cardinal points, O divine tortoise, O serpent king, and O divine boar, steadily hold the earth, that it may not shake, Sri Rama seeks to break the bow of Sankaram therefore, listen to my command and be ready,
When Rama drew near to the bow, men and women present there invoked on his behalf the help of gods as well as of their past good deeds, the doubts and ignorance of all who had assembled there, the arrogance of the foolish kings, the proud pretensions of Parasurama,
The apprehension of gods and great sages, the distress of Sita, king Janaka's remorse, and the fire of the queen's terrible agony, all these boarded together the great bark of Sambhu's bow, with whose help they sought to cross the boundless ocean of Sri Rama's strength of arm, but there was no helmsman to steer the ship,
Rama first looked at the crowd of spectators, and found them motionless as the figures of a drawing, the gracious Lord then turned his eyes towards sita and perceived Her in deep distress,
May Lord bless all,
Thanks, please
