viRalmAran aindhu
விறல்மாரன் ஐந்து
viRalmAran aindhu malarvALi sindha
migavAnil indhu ...... veyilkAya
midhavAdai vandhu thazhalpOla ondRa
vinaimAdhar thamtham ...... vasai kURa
kuRavANar kundRil uRaipEdhai koNda
kodidhAna thunba ...... mayaltheera
kuLirmAlai yinkaN aNimAlai thandhu
kuRaitheera vandhu ...... kuRugAyO
maRimAn ugandha iRaiyOn magizhndhu
vazhipAdu thandha ...... madhiyALA
malai mAvu sindha alaivElai anja
vadivEl eRindha ...... athidheerA
aRivAl aRindhun iru thAL iRainjum
adiyAr idainjal ...... kaLaivOnE
azhagAna sempon mayil mEl amarndhu
alaivAy ugandha ...... perumALE.
The Brave God of Love (Manmathan), is wielding five flowery arrows* at me.
The moon from the sky is burning my body.
The so-called gentle breeze from the north is scorching me like fire.
Vengeful women keep on blabbering their gossips.
Poor myself (like VaLLi), living in the mountain of KuRavas,
am consumed by tormenting love for You;
to pacify me, You must come in the cool evening to give me Your kadappa garland (as a token of Your love).
Will You not come to me to remove my blemish?
Lord SivA, who holds a young deer in His hand,
is elated to worship You (for Your teaching Him the meaning of OM), Oh Learned One!
Krouncha Mount and SUran (as a mango tree) were destroyed and the waves in the sea rose swelling
when You wielded Your spear, Oh Great warrior!
For Your devotees who seek to know You and worship Your two feet,
You remove all their obstacles.
You mount a beautiful golden-red peacock
and choose ThiruchchendhUr as Your favourite abode, Oh Great One!

