Giv Sees the Youth by the Stream

From B10.17, Giv Finds Kay Khosrow. It illustrates B10.17.25–34:

B10.17.25
With sorrow in his heart he roamed the plain,Still searching meadows, restless and in vain.
B10.17.26
At last beside a shining stream he sawA youth whose beauty filled his soul with awe.
B10.17.27
Tall as a cypress, wine cup in his hand,A many-colored wreath above him spanned.
B10.17.28
His bearing showed the farr of royal right,And wisdom’s banner shone before Giv’s sight.
B10.17.29
He seemed Siavash, living and restored,On ivory throne, with crown of royal lord.
B10.17.30
The scent of love arose from that bright face,His locks seemed made a royal crown to grace.
B10.17.31
Giv thought: “This is the prince I sought to see;That royal seat is made for such as he.”
B10.17.32
He left his horse and went on foot ahead,While hope revived the spirit he thought dead.
B10.17.33
As nearer still he came, his grief withdrew;The knot of seven years of sorrow flew.
B10.17.34
The treasure long concealed now met his eyes,His years of sacrifice earned this great prize.