Rostam Sings at the Enchanted Feast

From B5.4, Rostam Slays a Witch. It illustrates B5.4.6–15:

B5.4.6
He left the saddle lying on the ground,And marveled at the feast that he had found.
B5.4.7
He gazed upon the roasted meat nearby,And bread arranged before his wondering eye.
B5.4.8
The feast was spread within the wizards’ lair;A Div withdrew and vanished into air.
B5.4.9
He sat beside the stream with cup in hand,And found a fine tanbur upon the sand.
B5.4.10
He struck its strings; the wilderness seemed allTransformed around him to a feasting hall.
B5.4.11
He sang: “Ill-starred, I wander year by year;Few joyful days have ever brought me cheer.
B5.4.12
My life is war with dragon and with Div;Through desert wilds no respite they will leave.
B5.4.13
Wherever I may go, the field is war;The mount and desert are my garden floor.
B5.4.14
No wine, no cup, no fragrant meadow’s bloomHas Fortune granted me to ease my gloom.
B5.4.15
My lot is still the nahang to withstand,Or face the leopard roaming through the land.”