1184. Our lord who went to Lankā, fought with his arrows
and made the ten heads of king Rāvana fall to the earth,
so the place looked like a broken, scattered anthill,
stays in ShriRāmavinnagaram in Sheerkāzhi
where the rain water in the channels carries curved conches
and moves through screw pine plants and fields
and those conches give birth to pearls on the streets.
O devotees, go to the temple in Sheerkāzhi and worship the feet
of the lord with a heroic bow and a conch.
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