Jandal Before King Sarv of Yemen

From A6.2, Jandal Goes to Yemen. It illustrates A6.2.22–29:

A6.2.22
Then like a pheasant moving toward a flower,He came before King Sarv within his bower.
A6.2.23
He kissed the ground and offered homage due,With polished praise, as royal servants do.
A6.2.24
King Sarv replied, “May praise attend your name;Now state the cause and purpose why you came.
A6.2.25
Are you an envoy with a message sealed,Or one whose noble rank should be revealed?
A6.2.26
Is this command or counsel that you bring,And in whose name do you address the king?”
A6.2.27
Jandal replied, “May joy be always near,And may all sorrow vanish far from here.
A6.2.28
I am a servant sent from Iran’s throne;Great Fereydoon has made his greeting known.
A6.2.29
He sends his greeting through my voice today;I bear his royal wish without delay.