Jai Sriman Narayana !!
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In this verse, Sri Andal and the
young maidens assembled in the early hours of dawn in the Palace of Nandagopa
awaken Nappinnai, daughter in-law of Nandagopa and consort of Lord Krishna. Sri Andal describes the strong arms and physical
strength of Nandagopa as equivalent to an elephant. Sri Andal requests Nappinnai to wake up and
enlightens Nappinnai who has long plait of beautiful hair which diffuses the
intense fragrances, about the rooster’s cries on the arrival of day break and the
chirping of cuckoos settled in the jasmine shrubs. Sri
Andal reveals their intention to sing praising the glories of Lord Krishna and
requests to open the door to Nappinnai whose hands has close resemblances to lotus
due to the intimate association with Lord Krishna and with all those clattering
noises of bangles in her hand.
Undhu Madha Kalitran Odadha Thol
Valiyan
Nandagopan Marumakale Nappinnai
Kandham Kamazhum Kuzhali Kadai
Thiravai
Vandhu Yengum Kozhi Azhaithanakan Madhavi
Panthalmel Pal Kal Kuyilinangal
Koovina Kan
Pantharvirali Un Maithunan Peyar
Pada
Chenthamarai Kaiyyal Seerar Valai
Olippa
Vanthu Thiravai Magizhdhelor
Empavai
Jai Sriman Narayana !!
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