Laavokkintayu Ledu

lAvokkiMtayu lEdu dhairyamu vilOlaMbayye prANaMbulun
ThAvul dappenu mUrcha vacce tanuvun Dassen SramaMbayyeDin
nIvE tappa itaH paraMberuga manniMpaM dagun dInunin
rAvE ISwara kAvavE varada saMrakShiMpu BadrAtmakA

Evvaniche Janinchu

#evvani cE@m janiMcu jaga mevvani lOpala nuMDu lInamai#

#evvani yaMdu DiMdu paramESvaruDevvaDu? mUla kAraNaM#

#bevva? DanAdi madhya layuDevvaDu sarvamu tAne yaina vA#

#DevvaDu vAni nAtma Bavu nISwaru nE SaraNaMbu vEDedan #

Sirikin Cheppadu

When Sri Vishnu hears his devotee Gajendra calling him, he runs to save him. This poem describes how he rushed to the aid of Gajendra. This poem is from Gajendra Moksham in Bhagavatam by Potana.

Vishnu, in his eagerness to save the life of Gaja, does not tell his wife(siri), does not take his sankham and chakram, does not call any of his servents, does not listen to garuda, does not leave the saree of lakshmi that is in his hands.

#sirikiM jeppaDu SaMKa cakra yugamuM cEdOyi saMdhiMpa DE#
#parivAraMbunu jIra DaBragapatin manniMpaDA karNikAM#
#tara dhammillamu cakkanottaDu vivAda prOddhita SrI kucO#
#pari cElAMcalamaina vIDaDu hari gajaprANA vanOtsAhi yai #

Kaldanduru Deenulayeda

This poem is from the Gajendra Moksham in Bhagavatam by Bammera Potana. At this point, Gajendra is wondering whether Vishnu will really come and help him or not.

kalaDaMduru deenula yeDa
kalaDaMduru bhakta yOgi gaNamula pAlaM
galaDaMduranni diSalanu
kalaDu kalaMDaneDu vaaDu kalaDO lEDO

Entha Dayo

This poem is from the Gajendra Moksham part of Bhaagavatam by Bammera Potana. This poem illustrates how Sri Mahavishnu sent his Chakram to kill the crocodile that was hurting his devotee, the elephant king Gajendra.

eMta dayO daasulapai
paMtaMbuna makaribaTTi baadhiMpaMgA SrI
kAMtuDu chakraMbaMpenu
daMtAvaLi raajugaaya dattAtrEyA