Manijeh Sees Bijan beneath the Cypress

From C2.5, Bijan Seeks Manijeh. It illustrates C2.5.19–28:

C2.5.19
He came in nearer, entered in the wood,And on his longing brooded where he stood.
C2.5.20
He took his place beneath a cypress high,Lest harm should reach him from the burning sky.
C2.5.21
He tied his horse, and from that place unseenHe watched them, hidden where the boughs were green.
C2.5.22
He saw them like Kandahar’s idols stand,Adorned like glad spring over all that land.
C2.5.23
The whole plain sounded with the rud and song,And greeting to the soul seemed borne along.
C2.5.24
When from her tent the maiden saw his face,She marked the chieftain’s stature, fire, and grace.
C2.5.25
His cheeks were like Canopus, bright and fair,Or jasmine blooming through violet-dark hair.
C2.5.26
The crown of his father was on his head;His breast blazed bright with Roman brocade’s thread.
C2.5.27
Within the curtain, veiled, the maiden yearned;Toward that sunlike face her whole heart turned.
C2.5.28
She sent her nurse off swiftly: “Go and seeWho stands, moon-featured, by that cypress-tree.