1243. As Rāma, the son of Dasaratha,
the king of the gods in the sky, a refuge for his devotees,
went to Lankā to bring back his wife,
long-eyed Mythili with a sword-like gaze and hair adorned with flowers
and he shot his arrows and cut off the ten heads
and twenty arms of Rāvana the king of Lankā.
He stays in the Arimeyavinnagaram temple in Nāngur
where when farmer women with long bright eyes bend to reap paddy,
they find precious pearls, lotuses, kayal and vālai fish
and carry them in their hands.
O heart, let us go and worship him in that temple.
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