Gudarz Consoles the Grieving Prince

From B9.5, The Death of the Mother of Siavash. It illustrates B9.5.7–15:

B9.5.7
When nobles heard the news, they hastened near,To stand beside the prince they held so dear.
B9.5.8
Tus, Giv, Fariborz, Gudarz all came,With princes, chiefs, and champions of name.
B9.5.9
But when he saw them, grief came breaking through;A wind of pain rose from his heart and grew.
B9.5.10
He wept anew and opened sorrow’s door,And from his heart let hidden anguish pour.
B9.5.11
Then Gudarz saw the noble cypress pressedBy grief, and darkness settled in his breast.
B9.5.12
Then Gudarz spoke: “O prince, heed my advice:Do not begin this mourning for her twice.
B9.5.13
All born of mothers yield their mortal breath;None escapes Ajal’s hand, appointed death.
B9.5.14
Your mother now has passed from mortal care;Her soul is in Minu; do not despair.”
B9.5.15
With a hundred pleas, with counsel, charm, and art,They set once more in place the prince’s heart.