Houman Taunts the Iranians on Hamavan

From B13.12, The Turanians Besiege Hamavan. It illustrates B13.12.59–70 (to B13.12.71):

B13.12.59
The dust of Houman’s army veiled the day;The lookout cried: “Turan now comes this way!
B13.12.60
Up to the darkened clouds their dust was blown;A mighty army came, its strength now shown!”
B13.12.61
Tus donned his jowshan, ready for the fight;The horn and koust rang out with all their might.
B13.12.62
Iranian horsemen gathered rank on rank,Around the mountain’s foot and stony flank.
B13.12.63
Their swords and gorz and spears in every hand,Like lions round the bright Kaviani standard stand.
B13.12.64
Then Houman called to Tus and Gudarz: “YouWith koust and elephants came marching through.
B13.12.65
You came to raid Turan and win renown,But fled like hunted game when war bore down.
B13.12.66
Routed, exhausted, broken in the fight,Have you no sense of shame before this sight?
B13.12.67
Do food and rest and sleep await in stone?Can rock and mountain make such comforts known?
B13.12.68
Tomorrow when the sun crowns every height,I will make Hamavan a sea outright.
B13.12.69
I shall drag you from this mountain land,And bind your hands in coils of my kamand.
B13.12.70
I shall send you bound to Afrasiab’s side,Without food, rest, or sleep, your hands still tied.