Lahhak Sleeps While Farshidvard Watches

From C3.44, Bijan Follows Gostaham. It illustrates C3.44.37–43:

C3.44.37
They found a running stream beside a glade,Where caravans could rest beneath the shade.
C3.44.38
Inside were lions, birds, and roaming game,While trees and grass adorned the woodland frame.
C3.44.39
They stopped to drink, their throats with thirst aflame;Then hunger rose and made its equal claim.
C3.44.40
No grief or joy can silence hunger’s call;The hungry mouth stays open through them all.
C3.44.41
They roamed the meadow, bringing down their prey,And many beasts before those hunters lay.
C3.44.42
They lit a fire and ate kabab, then deepIn weariness they turned their heads to sleep.
C3.44.43
But grimly fortune held the pair oppressed;Lahhak slept; Farshidvard watched his brother’s rest.