She eloped with him. How he treated
her during the elopement, he explains to the friend-maid of the lady after
sometime.
I make a flower garland with two kinds
of flowers wild-Patiri dark in color and Atiral-flower bright in color; and put
the garland on her hair of Aimbal-braid. I insert a bunch of Maram-flower in
the braid.
Then I request her to walk a little
distance with the music of her anklets and bangles so as to enjoy her beauty. But,
she didn’t walk; and stood bending her head in shy.
Then we walked together letting her to
walk in front of me tasting her.
We rest in small village. There we
hear tiger roar winning the elephant-fall from one-side; and Tudi-drum music
played by the natives after drinking.
That is the way, we enjoyed the eloping
trip.
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| playing Tudi-music, dancing |
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| playing Tudi-music, sitting |
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| playing Tudi-music, standing |
A poem by: PerunKadunKo, a poet famous
in his poems on arid track.
The text is belongs to second century
B.C. or earlier.
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