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Tuesday, 24 May 2016

Agananuru 95

The heroine expresses her gladness with her friend-maid that her mother nods to elope her daughter with her lover.
Bear used to eat IRUMBAI fruit 
My face becomes pale and my shoulder leans having not getting my lover in present. The people of the village are murmuring mercy-less. They did not care about the route in which he has passed. My life is parting me little by little. I see no remedy for the love-sick except eloping. You, my friend, please hear my words.
Fruits Irumbai are falling on ground like raining ping pong balls. Bears are eating them gladly. The people speaking pinning word do not care about this kind of dangerous route. My mother knowing these careless words accepts me to with my lover and gets married in his residence. Please note; I am parting you.    

A poem by: KndararAttanar of Orodagam village
The text is belongs to second century B.C. or earlier.


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