The gentle
man who endows bliss to you is traveling through a dreadful route to reach
here. Let you give him your lust. The friend-maid advises her lady.
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| Millet field |
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| Porcupine |
The millet
was yielding in the fired-ash-field. The porcupine used to come to eat. When it
comes the lizard will make sound alarming. The porcupine will wait for the
lizard sleep and enter into the field to eat. The farmer was guarding the field
from destroying animals being on the woo-shed’s top with fire in hand. The gentle
man used this chance; came to you and enjoyed.
It was
the time in which he gave you bliss.
After
the enjoyment he has to return back home through a dreadful forest. There will
be tigers. The strong elephant will kill the tiger. It will be in mad with
lust-feeling. There will be kind of beast ‘Asunam’ by name which will kill the
strong elephant. The Asunam-beast will make sound sweetly as that of a melodious
musical sound played in ‘Yal’ instrument, to get the animal-prey by trick. The elephant
will hear the sound cautiously to pass through.
There
will be bear in the bamboo forest. It will tread on killing snakes. It will dig
the ant-hill searching white-ants to eat.
He has
to pass through, such a dreadful route. We are afraid of his safety.
A
poem by: PudanDevanar of Elam (Lanka)
The text is belongs to second century
B.C. or earlier.


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