Rudabeh Laments at Zal's Return

From D1.4, Bahman Releases Zal. It illustrates D1.4.22–27:

D1.4.22
When Zal returned at last to his own door,His wife Rudabeh’s tears began to pour.
D1.4.23
She cried, “Alas for Rostam, brave and bold,Descendant of great Nariman of old!
D1.4.24
While you still lived, who knew Goshtasb had reigned,Or that the world beneath his rule remained?
D1.4.25
Your treasure plundered, Zal in bonds of dread,Your son, by arrows slain, lies cold and dead.
D1.4.26
May no one see such days of grief and need;May earth be bare of Esfandiyar’s seed!”
D1.4.27
Her cries of mourning spread across the plain,And reached both Bishutan and Bahman’s train.