Garsivaz Whispers Slander to Afrasiab

From B9.47, Garsivaz Returns and Slanders Siavash. It illustrates B9.47.5–15:

B9.47.5
At sunset bitterness began to rise,And dark revenge took form before his eyes.
B9.47.6
All night he writhed, a serpent on the ground,And sleep nowhere within his eyes was found.
B9.47.7
At dawn he rose, and to the Shah he drew,His bitter purpose hidden still from view.
B9.47.8
They sat apart where none could hear them speak,And Garsivaz began his counsel bleak:
B9.47.9
“Siavash, king, has changed in every way;A secret envoy from Kavus came to stay.
B9.47.10
From Rum and Chin, too, messages arrive,At wine he keeps Kavus’s name alive.
B9.47.11
Moreover, troops have gathered in his train,Enough to fill a sovereign’s heart with pain.
B9.47.12
Had Tur not struck at Iraj long ago,Their father’s house would bear no lasting woe.
B9.47.13
But now our hearts, like fire and water, divide,And ancient hatreds cannot be denied.
B9.47.14
You seek to bind them, but you only strain,As though the wind itself you could contain.
B9.47.15
Had I concealed this danger from your eyes,All men would brand my name with shame and lies.”