1179. Our father who removed the pride of Nānmuhan
with the help of the famous sage Romasa
and took away the curse that had made Shivā a beggar,
causing Nānmuhan’s skull to fall from his hand
stays in ShriRāmavinnagaram surrounded with fields
where lotuses bloom dripping with honey, fish frolic in ponds
and cranes that see the pearls from the conches
think they are their eggs and, going near them, stay there.
O devotees, go to his temple and worship his shining lotus feet.
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