सर्गः ३८
In which grieving Kausalyā calls Kaikēyī a freed snake, pictures the exiles on forest roots, and dreams of their showered homecoming
Kausalyā calls Kaikēyī freed snake sowing poison — Kausalyā fears Kaikēyī will frighten her like snake — Kausalyā pictures exiles living on forest roots — Kausalyā longs to see returning heroes in Ayōdhyā — Kausalyā dreams showered homecoming on royal road — Kausalyā confesses past sin against calves and mothers — Kausalyā calls herself calfless cow fearing lion Kaikēyī — Kausalyā says life useless without Rāma