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## The Fifteenth Chapter
**335**
The stars, like pearls scattered in the ocean of the sky, are being extinguished by the sun, the great fire, losing their brilliance. (109)
The Cakravaka, tormented by the separation of the night, cries and cries, searching for his beloved Cakavi on the sandbanks of the river. (110)
Oh Sati, this young swan, with a blade of grass in his beak, is scratching his body and wants to sleep with his beloved. (111)
Here, the lotus-faced one is adorned with blooming lotuses, and there, the Kumudini, with her drooping face, is bowing down, as if to the wilted Kumuda. (112)
On the banks of the lake, these Kurer birds are making a sound like your anklets, high and sweet. (113)
These birds, making a clamor, are flying out of their nests, as if reciting the morning auspicious prayers. (114)
These lamps, deprived of the ritualistic purification of the morning, are becoming dim, like the Kanchuki, who are also losing their vigor with time. (115)
Oh Devi, your family, including the hunchback and the dwarf, are waiting for you at your home, eager to celebrate your auspicious arrival. (116)
Therefore, just as the beloved Cakavi of the royal swan, who resides in the Manasarovar, leaves the riverbank, so too, you, the beloved of Lord Vrishabhadeva, should leave your bed. (117)
As the group of prisoners chanted the auspicious prayers loudly, Yashawati Mahadevi, awakened by the sound of the drums, gradually overcame her sleep. (118)
Leaving her bed, she performed the auspicious morning bath, her body filled with joy, and, eager to know the true meaning of her dreams, she turned to the beings of the world, who are enveloped in the darkness of ignorance. (119)
**Notes:**
1. Surya Sarathi: The charioteer of the sun.
2. Kujann Kujan: Crying and crying.
3. Vihvala: Distressed.
4. Shayitumiichchhati: Wants to sleep.
5. Bho Pativrata: Oh, virtuous wife.
6. Utkosha: Anklets.
7. Ruti: Sound.
8. Sadashama: High.
9. Stree Sambandhi: Related to women.
10. Parikshina Vatka: Depleted, aged.
11. Vidhatumiichchhaya: With the desire to celebrate.
12. Pashyati: Sees, or arrives, or stays.
13. Rajashreshtha: The king, the royal swan.