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Friday, 9 September 2016

Agananuru 243

The heroine speaks to Northern-Wind-chill.
You, the Northern-Wind-chill, lash Bean’s flowers to fall down without yielding; Ingai and Pakantrai flowers to blossom. You make paddy in plant yield suitable to make flakes. That is all right. But you lash on me chillness without mercy for a long time. He, my Man is not along with me to remove the chillness by his hug. Do you know where and how he is? It is better to know about him. Conveying these words, I am suffering without remedy, why, I am reaping what I had seed in last birth. There is no fault with you.
last birth 

A poem by: Neital Tattanar, son of KodiyurKilar
The text is belongs to second century B.C. or earlier.


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