Sūta Said: The borderlands of the garden were brightened up by charming Asoka trees with lofty tops and with their tall branches stooping down due to the weight of branches of the flowers. There were swings on either side of these trees and the songs of the birds resting therein caused pleasure to the ears. At night these trees in full bloom became indistinguishable from the Tilaka trees in bloom, thanks to the lustre of the moon. Herds of deer lay under the cool shade of the trees, some sleeping and some awake. Some of these deer had completely nibbled the tips of the Dūrvā grass.