Soroush Appears to Gudarz in a Dream

From B10.15, Gudarz’s Dream of Kay Khosrow. It illustrates B10.15.1–12 (to B10.15.15):

B10.15.1
One night Gudarz beheld a swelling cloud,Rise water-laden from the cloudy shroud.
B10.15.2
Upon that flying cloud Soroush drew near,And bade old Gudarz open both his ears:
B10.15.3
“Attend: the famed Turk, dragon-like, brings pain;Hear how to break his power and end his reign.
B10.15.4
A sovereign now in Turan comes to view;Kay Khosrow is his name, a prince born true.
B10.15.5
The son of Siavash, a sovereign born,With honar, famed in gohar, richly worn.
B10.15.6
From Kay Qobad his father’s lineage came,Through Tur his mother bore a royal name.
B10.15.7
When his blessed foot shall reach Iran’s land,Whatever he asks heaven will grant his hand.
B10.15.8
He arms himself, his father’s fall to mourn,And vows the towers of Tur shall lie shorn.
B10.15.9
He shall make Qolzum’s waters boil in fight,Nor turn from Afrasiab day or night.
B10.15.10
In jowshan, bent on vengeance, he shall ride,In ceaseless battle, to his saddle tied.
B10.15.11
Yet none among the chiefs of Iran’s bandShall find him out or bring him to this land,
B10.15.12
Save Giv alone; high heaven has decreedThat only he shall find the king you need.