Farangis Sees Siavash Bound

From B9.54, Farangis Pleads before Afrasiab. It illustrates B9.54.26–37:

B9.54.26
As she spoke on, she saw him bound in shame,And tore her cheeks while calling out his name:
B9.54.27
“O king, you left Iran with trusting mind,And thought a father’s shelter you would find.
B9.54.28
Yet now you walk on foot with shackled hands;Where are your crown, your throne, your high commands?
B9.54.29
Where are the vows that bound the king so tight,That made the turning moon and heaven shake with fright?
B9.54.30
Where now is Kavus with his royal train?Could he but see you bound in grief and pain?
B9.54.31
Where Rostam, Tus, and Giv, that fearless band,And Zal and Faramarz of Iran’s land?
B9.54.32
The tale will reach Iran and stir the state,And shake the Shahanshah’s throne beneath its weight.
B9.54.33
Through Garsivaz this ruin fell on you;Curse Damur, Gurvi Zereh with him too!
B9.54.34
Whoever lifts a hand to do you harm,May ruin strike his head and break his arm.
B9.54.35
May God grant ease to you in this dark hour,And break your enemies and crush their power.
B9.54.36
Would that my eyes had closed before this day,Before I saw you bound and dragged away.
B9.54.37
How could I think my father would depriveMy arms of him who made my heart alive?”