Upama na kou kah das tulasi
Chhand, Under Doha 311 · Bal Kand
Chhand Text
उपमा न कोउ कह दास तुलसी कतहुँ कबि कोबिद कहैं। बल बिनय बिद्या सील सोभा सिंधु इन्ह से एइ अहैं॥ पुर नारि सकल पसारि अंचल बिधिहि बचन सुनावहीं। ब्याहिअहुँ चारिउ भाइ एहिं पुर हम सुमंगल गावहीं॥
Transliteration (IAST)
upamā na kou kaha dāsa tulasī katahuṃ kabi kobida kahaiṃ। bala binaya bidyā sīla sobhā sindhu inha se ei ahaiṃ॥ pura nāri sakala pasāri aṃcala bidhi hi bacana sunāvahīṃ। byāhiahuṃ cāriu bhāi ehiṃ pura hama sumaṃgala gāvahīṃ॥
Meaning
Servant Tulsidas says—and poets and learned men say it too—that there is no comparison for them anywhere. They are oceans of strength, humility, learning, virtue, and beauty. All the women of the city, spreading out their veils, beseech the Creator with these words: 'Let all four brothers be married in this city, and let us sing auspicious songs.'
Context
This is Chhand, Under Doha 311 from Bal Kand, in the episode “Procession Welcomed in Janakpur”. The episode describes the joyful arrival and grand welcome of Ayodhya's wedding procession in Janakpur.