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“Mounting the golden plank which has lovely corals as struts and strung pearis as ropes and seated gracefully thereon, Oh maidens with lance-like eyes, let us swing singing of the gracious twin Feet of the Ambrosia of Uththarakosamangai Who bestows on me the cur-like slave His flowery Feet not known to Naaraayanan". (16:1) “Oh maidens resembling the peacock with gait like that of swans! Let us swing, on the golden swing singing of Idaimaruthu where dwells the King of Uththarakosamangai, of Him with three gleaming eyes and of Him Whose never ageing flowery Feet never seen by heaven-dwelling devaas, abide in my flesh after clarification, melt it squirting honied Ambrosia.”(76:2) oğ5