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| Sparrow |
Sparrow built its nest inside the slop
of a thatched house. The male sparrow went outside and spent some time with a
finch. When the male sparrow returns back to its house-nest, the female deny
the male enter to touch its young ones spreading its wings as Ingai plant with
flowers. The male waits outside wet in rain. On seeing this, the female bird in
its mercy calls the male inside. It is evening when the light is fading. At that
time, the chariot of the hero comes without alarm. The horses pulling the
chariot are wearing flower garlands, which will not make sound. The time comes
to her lady to regain her beauty in her fore-head. The friend-maid says to her
lady.
Poet: not known
Poem belongs to 2nd century
B.C.
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