A History of Indian Literature v1.c8.s3.103
A History of Indian Literature v1.c8.s3.103
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v1.c8.s3.103
“ Hitherward, having yoked his steeds, came
Imprecation, thousand-eyed,
Seeking my curser, as a wolf the home of one who owneth sheep. [1]
Avoid us, Imprecation ! as consuming fire avoids the lake.
Smite thou the man who curses us, as the sky's lightning strikes the tree. [2]
Who curses us, himself uncursed, or, cursed, who curses us again,
Him cast I as a sop to Death, as to a dog one throws a bone.” [^2) [3]