Valmiki,
The Ramayana of Valmiki — Canto XXXVII: The Coats of Bark
(1870s)
“ So hast thou, by thy grievous fault, Offended him thou wouldst exalt. In all the world none draws his breath Who loves not Ráma, true to death. This day, O Queen, shalt thou behold Birds, deer, and beasts from lea and fold Turn to the woods in Ráma's train. And naught save longing trees remain.' ↑ Chitraratha, King of the celestial choristers. ”
