The hero invites his mind and asks to consider
going on earning along with his lover in new place. Mere mercy helping a poor
will not be possible without money, I know. You, my mind, decided to go on
earning with the aim, I know. It is not difficult for me to fallow with you
through the route, where the male elephant cut and peel skin of the ‘Ya’ tree
to feed its female.
At the outside of the fort in Madurai
of King Seliyan, there is a Palmyra tree with ‘Nungu’. She has her kissing
saliva in her pearl-like teeth as nungu water of ambrosia. Why we cannot fetch
her to our earning place?
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| Nungu water her kissing saliva is as sweet as 'nungu' water |
A poem by: TattanKannanar of Madurai
village
The text is belongs to second century
B.C. or earlier.
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