Tamil Nadu Poems - Poems about Tamil Nadu

...Cape Comorin (Kanyakumari) of Tamil Nadu, Might be copious of the core concept called Xanadu; Indian Ocean, Bay of Bengal, Arabian Sea, Amalgamate and mingle here, like mermaids, full of glee.........Read the rest...

...Which is the easiest way to make two Indian states to fight? One is to throw power, language, water- Issues on their face. So you’ll have got two Dravid states Fighting eternally, O’er slight......Read the rest...

...I crave a piece of land, Oh! Parasakthi! I crave a piece of land... Amidst the piece of land, build me a palace grand with sundecks and picturesque pillars; everything in pristine colors. An......Read the rest...

...Holding her head high with a resolute look; possessing dauntless courage and wisdom, She never feels subservient. The emerging modern woman fabricates her own traits, by obliterating the cus......Read the rest...

...Oh, my dear honorable poet! Words recess when I write about you For, they start loving you You were a sincere lover, when you wrote about love; You were a lovable mother, when you wro......Read the rest...

...On the need to avoid being envious: Canto XVII, K161, K162 of the THIRUK-KURAL, Translation with Commentary [ ENVY, of course, knows no racial nor ethnic boundaries, but I wouldn't be wrong, I ......Read the rest...

...K375 and K376 of Canto XXXVIII of the THIRUKKURAL Translated with Commentary (Biographical details of an author, especially of someone having thrived in a land given to scant regard for documen......Read the rest...

...K373 and K374 of the THIRUKKURAL: Translated with Commentary The poet's name, THIRUVALLUVAR [Thiru = Sacred and Valluvar = the name of the priesthood caste of the « Pariah » (whom Mahatma Gandh......Read the rest...

...His brain’s barren like the surface of the moon – alphabet could never grow there. I fill up the money order form at his request. Our tongues are ......Read the rest...

...Some people Quest for the daily food, prattle on about the trivial stories, Languish in agony and loose spirits, Execute deeds that hurt others, Grow senile with grey hairs(w......Read the rest...

... Bharathidasan’s “Pulikku nay enta muulai” (To the Tiger, the Dog knows no safe dwelling!) translated by T. Wignesan Bharathidasan (1891-1964) was a self-proclaimed disciple of the eminent Br......Read the rest...

...Translation of Mahakavi Bharathiyar’s poem: “Asai Mugam” or “Beloved Face” By T. Wignesan Out of......Read the rest...

...Father, hear, this is truth, I tried doing best, Although it was like mountain-climb, with no ropes to rest, By having started longing course, and then killed with hate, The people whom I gave my ......Read the rest...

...Limerick: Once a Meat-Vendor in Mylapur Once a Meat-Vendor in Mylapur* Set up shop (O!) Brahmin virtue pure No hungry customers Knocked past the front shutters Though brisk business raged at rear do......Read the rest...

...The Parrot and the Woodpecker may turn... [Sung by TEnicayccal Cellappa] Translated by T.Wignesan mAnkiliyum marankottiyum The parrot and the woodpecker kUt......Read the rest...