Pasurams 917–926 of 4000
Thiruppalliyezhuchchi is the dawn song of Srirangam — ten pasurams gently waking Lord Ranganatha. Birds stir, the eastern sky lightens, sages and devas gather at the temple door, and the Azhwar asks the Lord to rise and grace them all.
It is sung in temples at dawn to this day, especially through Margazhi, and is the model for countless suprabhatams that followed.
Opening pasuram · 917
கதிரவன் குணதிசைச் சிகரம் வந்து அணைந்தான் *
கன இருள் அகன்றது காலை அம் பொழுதாய் *
மது விரிந்து ஒழுகின மா மலர் எல்லாம் *
வானவர் அரசர்கள் வந்து வந்து ஈண்டி **
எதிர்திசை நிறைந்தனர் இவரொடும் புகுந்த *
இருங் களிற்று ஈட்டமும் பிடியொடு முரசும் *
அதிர்தலில் அலை கடல் போன்றுளது எங்கும் *
அரங்கத்தம்மா பள்ளி எழுந்தருளாயே (1)
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