Pasurams 647–751 of 4000
Perumal Tirumozhi is the song of a king who longed to be a doorstep. Kulasekara Azhwar, a Chera ruler, sings of abandoning royal comfort for any form of nearness to the Lord — even as the stone step trodden by devotees at Tirupati.
The work holds some of the most loved Rama devotion in Tamil, including the lullaby "Mannupugazh" sung to baby Rama, and ends with the Azhwar's surrender at Thillai Chitrakootam.
Opening pasuram · 647
இருள் இரியச் சுடர் மணிகள் இமைக்கும் நெற்றி *
இனத்துத்தி அணி பணம் ஆயிரங்கள் ஆர்ந்த *
அரவு அரசப் பெருஞ் சோதி அனந்தன் என்னும் *
அணி விளங்கும் உயர் வெள்ளை அணையை மேவி **
திருவரங்கப் பெரு நகருள் தெண்ணீர்ப் பொன்னி *
திரைக் கையால் அடி வருடப் பள்ளிகொள்ளும் *
கருமணியைக் கோமளத்தைக் கண்டுகொண்டு * என்
கண்ணிணைகள் என்றுகொலோ களிக்கும் நாளே (1)
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