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Saturday, 6 August 2016

Agananuru 146

The wife releases her feeling before her husband who returns from some other girls.
Male buffalo enjoys in pond in daytime. Then it joins with its female in park aside the farms. You are the Man of such land track. Your chariot, ringing bell, roams several times in the street of girls living by selling their beauty. Here I am shedding tears as the flower lashed by rain and wind shedding water-drops. My beauty cherished by my mother withered. Who else will be as I am adjusting? It is bad.

A poem by: Uvarkkannur PullanKannanar
The text is belongs to second century B.C. or earlier.


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