1231. As Rāma, our lord with his strong arms cut off the nose
and ears of Surpanaha, the vine-like daughter of the Rākshasa family
with a waist ornamented with precious jewels,
and made her scream, holding her beautiful hands to her head
as she ran to Lankā and cried to her brother.
He stays happily in Vaikundavinnagaram, the temple in Nāngur
where tridents studded with jewels rise over the beautiful patios
splitting the bottoms of the clouds and precious pearls spill from them
and fall on the large beautiful palaces that look like shining hills.
O innocent heart, let us go there and worship him.
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