It is not possible to describe that majestic and glorious scene (when the actual competition of lifting, stringing and breaking of the bow started). It was a very aweinspiring, challenging and wonderful event, giving immense thrill, joy and delight to all those who witnessed it. Can a dumb man ever describe the taste of nectar after he has drunk it? (Here, Tulsidas compares those who witnessed that scene with a dumb man who cannot ever describe how tasty the food was or how much he enjoyed it. Similarly, those who witnessed that event were unable to narrate its grandeur and charm. Tulsidas, who had been visualizing the entire event unfolding in the canvas of his mind, too is unable to fully describe it in words, for words have their own limitations and they cannot do justice to the feeling of joy and exhilaration that bubbled over when the citizens actually witnessed the event when Lord Ram had finally lifted and broken the bow to marry Sita, something they had so much wished to happen and dreamt of.)