Shangul Rouses the Khan's Council

From B14.6, Turan’s Counsel before Battle. It illustrates B14.6.59–70 (to B14.6.84):

B14.6.59
The Khan, disturbed by what Piran had said,Invoked the Maker’s name in sudden dread.
B14.6.60
The Khan asked, “What course now can meet our need,Against an army fierce in war and deed?”
B14.6.61
Then Shangul said, “Exalted one, why speakAt such great length? What answer do you seek?
B14.6.62
We crossed the desert and the sea to bringOur aid to Afrasiab, Turan’s great king.
B14.6.63
We gained rich gifts and horses on our ride,And hastened here from countries far and wide.
B14.6.64
We came like lions; shall we now retreat,And slink like frightened foxes in defeat?
B14.6.65
We sprang like lions, swift along our course;Why should we tremble now before their force?
B14.6.66
Because one Sagzi now has drawn so near,Why has this business filled you all with fear?
B14.6.67
It shames us even speaking of one man;We must begin upon a different plan.
B14.6.68
Grant Rostam is an elephant afield,Yet lions to his grasp will never yield.
B14.6.69
Though fate has taken Kamus, strong and brave,We must not falter now beside his grave.
B14.6.70
Since sleepless fear has seized Piran’s proud breast,He fears great Rostam, robbed of nightly rest.