1671. She says, “My golden bangles grow loose and fall from my arms because I love the lord who was tied to a grinding stone by the lovely-armed cowherdess Yashodā when she became angry with him. He pulled that stone, going through and destroying the marudam trees whose form the Asurans had assumed. He stays in Thirukannapuram with long streets surrounded by strong walls and fragrant groves where groups of beautiful peacocks dance. ”