267 kaṭu vāyc ciṉa vĕṅkaṇ kal̤iṟṟiṉukkuk * kaval̤am ĕṭuttuk kŏṭuppāṉ avaṉ pol *
aṭivāy uṟak kaiyiṭṭu ĕzhap paṟittiṭṭu * amararpĕrumāṉ kŏṇṭu niṉṟa malai **
kaṭalvāyc cĕṉṟu mekam kavizhntu iṟaṅkik * katuvāyp paṭa nīrmukantu eṟi * ĕṅkum
kuṭavāyp paṭa niṉṟu mazhai pŏzhiyum * kovarttaṉam ĕṉṉum kŏṟṟak kuṭaiye (4)
Simple Translation
267. Like a mahout giving a ball of rice, to a big-mouthed
angry-eyed elephant, Kannan the God of Gods, dug deep into
the earth and lifted the Govardhanā mountain (Madhura),
where the clouds descend to the ocean, scooping up the water,
rise to the sky in the east, gather and pour down rain as if from
a pot.