The ocean of mercy sees his people suffering under their own love and Indra's heavy deceit. The whole assembly has its mind held still by Bharata's devotion. They gaze at Rama like painted figures. Bharata's love, humility and greatness are sweet to hear and hard to describe. Seeing even a trace of his devotion, the munis and Mithila's king are lost in love; how can Tulsi tell its greatness? His good sense, stirred by devotion, rises in his heart, yet knowing itself small and the glory great, it shrinks back, like a child's speech. Bharata's pure fame is a clear moon risen in the sky of devotees' hearts, and the poet's mind gazes at it unblinking, like a chakori.