Gudarz Weeps on Fariborz's Breast

From B13.23, Fariborz Reaches Mount Hamavan. It illustrates B13.23.4–14:

B13.23.4
Gudarz sprang up; they brought his swiftest bay;He mounted in a breath and rode away.
B13.23.5
He rode toward that dark dust with wounded heart,And searched the road by which the troops would start.
B13.23.6
He reached the van; amid the marching train,He saw Fariborz’s standard on the plain.
B13.23.7
Fariborz, chosen leader of the band,The new Shah’s kinsman, rode at their command.
B13.23.8
Old Gudarz then dismounted from his steed;Wise Fariborz dismounted with all speed.
B13.23.9
The two embraced; Gudarz, with grief oppressed,Wept tears of blood upon the prince’s breast.
B13.23.10
Fariborz said, “Old chief, still forced to wageRevenge for Siavash from age to age,
B13.23.11
How dearly Siavash’s vengeance spent your line!Alas, Gudarzian horsemen, once so fine.
B13.23.12
May glad news of them still return to you;May fortune turn, and make your foemen rue.
B13.23.13
Praise be to Him who rules the sun and moon,That I have found you safe, a gracious boon.”
B13.23.14
Gudarz wept blood for those beneath the clay,For sons and grandsons fallen in the fray.