1245. The dark cloud-colored god, as strong as a bull,
who killed the Asurans Vatsāsuran and Kabithāsuran
when they came as a calf and a vilām tree,
and who protected the cows and the cowherds from the storm
using Govardhanā mountain as an umbrella
and who danced on a pot
stays happily in the beautiful Arimeyavinnagaram temple in Nāngur
with walls where flags fly, filled with palaces,
towers, mandapams studded with diamonds
and wide paths and lovely groves where bees drink honey
from flowers that have just opened and sing.
O heart, let us go to that temple and worship him.
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