Oh eeshwara..! With all my strength lapsing, I've fought this crocodile.. lost the confidence in the thought of winning this crocodile and on the verge of falling for death... I can't fight anymore.. I know no one else than you bhagavanthudaa.. forgive all my past misdeeds if any.. Please come unto me, remove my suffering and save me.
All my strength has seeped out, my steadiness wavers, my heart skips a beat, I am about to faint, moving my body feels laborious. I know no one else but you, save me, O safekeeper!
As a Telugu mother raising a son in US, I struggle to give my son an appreciation of the language and the culture. One way I found is to teach him Telugu rhymes and poems as well as some Sanskrit slokams. This blog is an effort to share those poems with other Telugu parents.
Click on the poem to see it in better resolution. Click on the YouTube link to listen to the poem being recited either by me or by my son.
I have gathered these poems from various telugu sites on the web, in addition to typing them up myself. The purpose of this site is to find poems that NRI parents feel comfortable teaching their kids and as such I have exclude some of the more popular but adult oriented slokams and padyams.
lAvokkiMtayu lEdu dhairyamu vilOlaMbayye prANaMbulun
8 comments:
Great idea for the site! Thank you! May be put it on facebook so its easy to share?
Great idea for the site! Thank you! May be put it on facebook so its easy to share?
Translation plsss
Translation plsss
Oh eeshwara..! With all my strength lapsing, I've fought this crocodile.. lost the confidence in the thought of winning this crocodile and on the verge of falling for death... I can't fight anymore..
I know no one else than you bhagavanthudaa.. forgive all my past misdeeds if any.. Please come unto me, remove my suffering and save me.
I tried my best. Pls check
Thank you...!!!
All my strength has seeped out, my steadiness wavers, my heart skips a beat, I am about to faint, moving my body feels laborious. I know no one else but you, save me, O safekeeper!
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