He says about his lover’s hug. The poet
inserts many historical events of his period.
King Ay-Einan, son of Veliyan, a king
of Velir race was a philanthropist. If needed artists approaches his gate
hailing his mountain TeMuduKuntram he he endowed them with elephants even at
midnight. Ay-Einan maintained a bird sanctuary in his capital Pali. Mijnili a
warrior of King Nanan attacked Ay-Einan at his capital with elephant and
chariot forces. Ay-Einan fell in battle. The birds he saved flied above his
body spreading wings to make shadow on his body. The king who caused the war shutting
in his palace did not show mercy upon Ay-Einan. Velir women of died Ay-Einan
appealed to the King Agutai. He destroyed tyranny warriors on behalf of the
ladies. As Agutai saved the women my lover saved me from love-sick. Long live
she. A brink of salt cannot stop river water. So, her lust desire melts her
behavior of modesty; and makes her to hug me. King Ori ruled Kolli Hills famous
for Jack-fruits. As the Kantal flowers smells in Kolli Hill, her virgin-body
spreads fragrance. I hail her “Long Live”.
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| Brink in salt farm Poem points brink of salt in river |
A poem by: Paranar
The text is belongs to second century
B.C. or earlier.
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