see 1st verse.
having made me enjoy the mixture of the bitter margose leaves and sweet sugar-cane juice margosa stands for worldly pleasures and sugar-cane juice for the pleasure derived from God`s grace.
when I requested you for a means of livelihood.
you entered into Turutti and stayed there without coming out of it.
showing the cobras and the spreading catai shall I brook if you frighten and allure me?
I wandered following you many times you yourself who has the colour of fire and entered into tiruvārūr where in the cool moats arrow-head aquatic plant and purple indian water-lily are prominent, and stayed there.
you must give me varieties of silk known as Kāmpu and nēttiram.


O, Lord fond of Naagaikkaaronam on Sea, On sweet neem bitter and cane sugary after in mix, me you fed; I opted to serve you here; come you didn\\\'t to court; absconded went to Tirutturutthi; stayed self- exiled there; now I\\\'ve found you; showing snakes, spreading locks, frighten me and glory do you in pride? Think I agree, do you? No. For long had I begged behind; red nuphar and Taro grown moat and mound girt Tiru Aaroor you lurk in as flame-guised incognito! Forthwith supply silken \\\'Kaambu\\\' and \\\'Nettiram\\\' and grace.