74 ## aṉṉamum mīṉ uruvum āl̤ariyum kuṟal̤um * āmaiyum āṉavaṉe āyarkal̤ nāyakaṉe
ĕṉ avalam kal̤aivāy āṭuka cĕṅkīrai * ezh ulakum uṭaiyāy āṭuka āṭuka ĕṉṟu **
aṉṉanaṭai maṭavāl̤ acotai ukanta paricu * āṉa pukazhp putuvaip paṭṭaṉ uraitta tamizh *
iṉṉicai mālaikal̤ ip pattum vallār * ulakil ĕṇticaiyum pukazh mikku iṉpam atu ĕytuvare (11)
Simple Translation
74. “O chief of cowherds, You took the forms of a swan, a fish, a man-lion, a dwarf and a turtle. You remove my sorrows. Shake your head and crawl. You are the lord of all the seven worlds. Crawl, crawl. ” So praises Yashodā with her gentle swan-like walk. The famous Pattan of Puduvai composed ten Tamil pāsurams that describe Yashodā's joyous words of her son crawling. Those who recite these ten Tamil pāsurams will earn fame in all the eight directions and be happy.