Showing to Kausalya and others the bed of Kusha grass on which Sri Rama and Sita spent their night, and contrasting it with the royal splendour and luxury in which he lived in Ayodhya, Bharata laments for him and holding himself responsible for this turn of events and complimenting Lakshmana and Sita for throwing their lot with Sri Rama and sharing his privations, makes up his mind henceforth to dwell in the forest as a representative of Sri Rama wearing matted locks on his head like him.
Recitation: 
Translation: 

Ayodhya Kanda sarga 89 "Bharataa Dheenam Prayaga Vanagamanam" (Book 2 Canto 89)

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