1368. O divine lord who came as ParasuRāman carrying a mazhu
and conquered many kings for twenty-seven generations,
you stay in Thiruvellarai where fragrant breezes
enter the mango groves and the mandrams
and make the jasmine and mullai bloom.
Give me your grace and show me a way
to reach and worship your ankleted feet.
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