A Microcosm's Prayer(Slokha) - 2

Slokha, is the most common Sanskrit meter and is a descendant of the older Vedic gayatri The slokha, meaning 'song', although metric, is not considered poetic. It functions more as the equivalent to Western prose with lines and meter and is often used in narratives or epics. The defining features of the slokha are: stanzaic, written in any number of couplets made up of 2 hemistiches. The hemistiches can be broken into 4 lines or padas creating quatrains,4 lines or padas syllabic, either 2 lines of 16 syllables each or 4 hemistiches of 8 syllables each. metric, alternate hemistiches of trochaic and iambic patterns. The following verses are my own work, a prayer, based on the great slokha 'Lalitha Sahasranamam' where the meaningful thousand names of Adi Para Sakthi(primordial cosmic Energy) are narrated.These verses are not literal or exact translation of the slokha.But I referred to the translation of the great slokha by Mr.P. R. Ramachander Please read the previous parts of this series before reading this 4 Ravishing kadamba flowers Shaped up as thine ears is awesome Thee wearing the sun and the moon As ear studs..looks singing life's strum Oh divine Mother, then your cheeks.. They shine more bright and reflective Than a superior mirror Made of the Padmaraga stone Oh dear our sweet divine Mother Those coral-lips of thine sweet smile.. They envelope thine sparkling teeth That sheen like freshly born Wisdom And the scent of thou pretty mouth.. Redolent wafting all around With the betel leaves and spices The aroma as thee chewing And Devi Vaani's Kachchapi.. Sweet like the heavenly nectar.. But thee the Mother of all worlds Sweeter thine voice, how it beats it! ! Oh thee, our sweet divine Mother Thus in thou radiant ocean When Cupid sets in, wonderful How thine Lord Kameshwara drowns! ! Namaste Mother namaste Divine Mother, unto thy feet This tiny droplet surrenders Rise my size within me, I watch 5 Now thine chin incomparable.. Thine grace with sacred Mangalya.. Thine marriage with Kameshwara.. Expounds that happy occasion And reflecting His radiance Thine glorious golden armlet.. Oh, swaying thine pure pearl necklace Its big gem-pendant, how allures More alluring are thine bosoms That holds in secret enclosure Thine love for thine Kameshwara Who loves thee more treasurable Oh our sweetest divine Mother Like a thin creeper bearing fruits How thine pilous belly line looks As if to bear thine godly breasts As that pilous line spreads along So is thine slender youthful waist Makes a secret base for it too.. Pondering, ..probable it sounds As thine godly breasts are lofty That thine slim waist likely to rip Thine slender waist so has three folds As if a helping girdle worn Namaste Mother namaste Divine Mother, unto thy feet This tiny droplet surrenders Rise my size within me, I watch 6 So fine thine attire of hale red Worn round thine beautiful young hip Evincing the nature of life As it's thus so spun around thee Then that golden rope below waist Jingling with chiming bells in sync.. Oh, that is how our life should be For ever singing thy praises And thine tender thighs, their beauty Oh Mother sacred, personal Known only to Kameshwara State thine manikka-crownlike knees Oh thee, divine our sweet Mother Thou art beautiful the bestest Thou art our brave queen the bestest Thou art our Wisdom the bestest Thou art our Strength sole the bestest The Support for mind the bestest The Support for life the bestest Thou art all Force the mightiest So to thee Mother, namaste The Power of all, namaste The causer of all, namaste Creatrix of all, namaste Namaste Mother namaste Divine Mother, unto thy feet This tiny droplet surrenders Rise my size within me, I watch Note: - Translation by P.R.Ramachander Naamaas 21- 40 * 21 * Kadambha manjari kluptha karna poora manohara - She who has beautiful ears like the kadamba flowers * 22 * Thadanga yugali bhootha thapanodupa mandala - She who wears the sun and the moon as her ear studs * 23 * Padma raga sila darsha paribhavika polabhu - She who has cheeks which shine more than the mirror made of Padmaraga * 24 * Nava vidhruma bimbha sri nyakkari rathna chhadha - She whose lips are like beautiful new corals * 25 * Shuddha vidyangurakara dwija pangthi dwayojjala - She who has teeth which look like germinated true knowledge(Shodasakshari vidya) * 26 * Karpoora Veedi Kamodha Samakarsha digandara - She who chews betel leaf with the spices which give perfume in all directions * 27 * Nija Sallabha Madhurya Vinirbhardista Kacchabhi - She who has voice sweeter than the notes produced by Sarawathi Devis Veena(This is called Kachabhi) * 28 * Mandasmitha prabha poora majjat Kamesha manasa - She who has lovely smile which is like the river in which the mind of cupid plays * 29 * Anakalidha Sadrushya Chibuka sri virajitha - She who has a beautiful chin which has nothing else to compare * 30 * Kamesha baddha mangalya sutra shobitha kandhara - She who shines with the sacred thread in her neck tied by Lord Kameshwara * 31 * Kankangadha Keyura Kamaniya Bujanvidha - She who wears golden Armlets * 32 * Rathna graiveya chinthaka lola muktha phalanvitha - She who wears necklace with moving pearls and dollar inlaid with gems * 33 * Kameswara prema rathna mani prathi pana sthani - She who gave her breasts which are like the pot made of Rathna(precious stones) and has obtained the love of Kameshwara * 34 * Nabhyala vala Romali latha phala kucha dwayi - She who has two breasts that are like fruits borne on the creeper of tiny hairs raising from her belly. * 35 * Lakshya roma latha dharatha samunneya madhyama - She who is suspected to have a waist because of the creeper like hairs raising from there * 36 * Sthana bhara dalan Madhya patta bhandha valithraya - She who has three stripes in her belly which looks like having been created to protect her tiny waist from her heavy breasts * 37 * Arunaruna kausumba vasthra bhaswat kati thati - She who shines in her light reddish silk cloth worn over her tiny waist * 38 * Rathna kinkinika ramya rasana dhama bhooshitha - She who wears a golden thread below her waist decorated with bells made of precious stones * 39 * Kamesha gnatha sowbhagya mardworu dwayanvitha - 'She who has pretty and tender thighs known only to her consort, Kameshwara' * 40 * Manikhya mukuta kara janu dwaya virajitha - She who has knee joints like the crown made of manikya below her thighs