1154. Our lord who, as Rāma, fought and destroyed
the ten crowns of the king of Lankā
to bring back his beautiful vine-like Sita
with a waist as thin as lightning
stays in cool Thiruvayindirapuram
where a male swan with his mate
sits sweetly on a lovely bed of lotuses
under the shadow of a shining mountain
and the fine paddy plants fan them.
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