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Sunday, 9 October 2016

Agananuru 325

There is no fault with him; it is my fat, I am suffering parting him, the lady convenes herself saying to her friend-maid.
You, my friend, please listen to me. He has the chance of enjoying me at my residence rich promises situated by the sand dune. The confidential relation is now in the villagers’ tongue. So my mother confines me her control. Knowing this fact, he had mercy upon me.
He explains the situation. The season is not suitable you can follow with me. King Allan annexed a portion of King Atiyan’s territory and behaved boasting himself. After a time King Atiyan recovered the portion from his opponent without any pomp. There was music in blowing horn and band. The land appears arid at present that is not suitable to fallow me treading with your tender feet. Please wait for some time until the rain-fall. His decision is correct. Time passed. His diverted to earning in distant place. He went on in a hot summer on the route where human-attacking elephants roaming.
Now, how can I blame him? I am blaming my destiny.

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


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