1091. In Kadalmallai Thalasayanam surrounded with thick groves
I saw the god who drank milk from the breasts of Putanā and killed her,
broke the tusks of the strong elephant Kuvalayābeedam
and stole the butter that Yashodā, his doe-eyed mother, churned and kept in the uri.
He, sweet nectar for Vediyars, danced the kuravai dance on a pot
and carried Govardhanā mountain to protect the cows and the cowherds.
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