18. Generations
The boys grew up
Handsome young men
Loved by one and all
As princes of Hastinapura.
Their elder brother
Devabrata, trained them
In arms. They grew up
As renowned warriors.
Revered by all girls around
Proud of their handsome bodies
As princes, they got everything
Without asking, even girls.
Not just the servant girls,
From the nobility too.
Childhood pranks, I thought
Smiled inside, feigned anger.
Always in the company
Of girls, even before me.
A little reverence shown
Only to jyestha, Devabrata.
I tried to bring order, but failed
Boys are boys. I wanted to speak
To Devabrata. Before I could,
But, the worst happened!
As difficulties occur...with next generation... Excellently Written! ! ! ! ! Endless 10S
Devabatra a respectful and strong personality in this epic The contrast between brothers well penned...10
Thank you Rini, for your precious time and the comments you've printed here.
There is an enjoyable contrast between Devabrata and his brothers alias the sons of Satyawati. The role of Devabrata alias Bhisma here is important. Nicely painted. Thanks for sharing.
The role of Devabrata in this epic is powerful! Yes, a big contrast between him and his brothers. Moving ahead to read the next two chapters. .
Thegrowing-up years of Chitrangad and Vichitravirya are tried to be depicted here. A comparison with the character of Devabrata is inevitable..
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
oh, dear, are they beginning to be spoiled by their good looks combined with their social standing? tell me they are still strong inside...
Oh Susan, Things are not happening the way we would like them to be. Kindly read on.