The ‘Jaimaal’ (victory garland) looks most adorable in Janki’s (Sita’s) hands. Say, which poet can ever describe that indescribable and incomparable scene? (The sight of Sita standing with the victory garland in her hands was so fabulous and grand that no poet can ever be able to describe its magnificence and beauty though usually they are thought to be skilled in the use of words and experts in describing the beauty of Nature. But that scene defied their expertise and skill as it is beyond description in words. It ought to be noted that Tulsidas has liberally employed the ‘present tense’ in his narrative to indicate that whatever he says is being revealed to him on the canvas of his mind like a live video of events that actually happened thousands and thousands of years ago. Well, this is the standard technique employed by all great bards whose narratives are so vivid and lively that they transport the reader to the actual moment when the event was taking place.)