Rāmāyaṇacampū 2.30

2.30

There, Kausalyā, whose maternal affection for her son poured forth and who wished to go with him, was addressed humbly by Rāma after he made obeisance:
“Mother, when I am in the forest, you must never neglect the body of our father,
which has been crushed by the words of the princess of the Kekayas as though by shoots of cruelty,
and emaciated by the fire of grief.” (30)