Alankar(Decor)-75

Hail To Thee Shanmukha-(Chain Verse) Chain Verse is composed in one of three ways: 1 Chain Verse is composed with the last word or syllable of one line repeated in the beginning of the next line. 2 Chain Verse can be stanzaic, most often written in any number of quatrains but any stanza form will do, linked by repeating the last word of a stanza as the first word of the next stanza. The repetition of a word from one Verse or stanza to the next creates a chain-like link. 3 Chain Verse can be written with the last line of the stanza repeated as the first line of the next stanza. - - 1 Hail To Thee Shanmukha Eyes open still blind Blindly desiring transience Transiently fallen into nescience Nescient mind footing on On with the five senses gowned Gowned into a devilkin. Devilkin of slighted senses Senselessly tones down the man Maneuvering to vicious listen, sight and taste Tasting venomous touch and puff Puffed up with sins.oh, lo! Low in a chasm of sickly fear. Fear-stricken, panic and punished Punishment in murk dreadful Fully the man, off his sixth sense Sensible now does he cry heart out Outburst much felt is heard Heard by Thee Shanmukha, saviour of senses. Senses six embodied Shanmukha, by Thou heads Headed off this man by himself misled Leader Thee! kindly reclaim his virtue virtuously as Thee did Arunagiri Girishwar, gyre, gyre.Erase evil; implant good Good-heartedly invoke human senses. Senses alive be them in Thy bliss Blissfully be them in Thy elation Elated are we at Thy sight Sightful six faces, twelve hands Hands full of boons all time conferring Conferred are we to extol Thy presence 'Presenting one face wisdom, the second dispassion Passionately the third strength, the fourth wealth Wealthily the fifth powers divine Devout balance the sixth to our minds' Mind-blowing, Thee riding the peacock envisioned Visual so spectacular, a twelve-handed Saviour! Saviour, Shanmukha! hail to Thee! praises!