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anarAdu vinarAdu atani mAyalu nEDu
dina dina krottalAya drishTameedE mAku ||
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Neither you can tell nor keep silent about child
Krishna's mysterious acts. His acts are new everyday. He is our fortune.
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| C 1 |
ADeDi bAlula hari angili choopumani
tODanE vAnDla nOra dummulu challi
eeDa mAtO jeppagAnu indaramu gooDipOyi
chooDabOtE panchadArai chOdyamAyanammA ||
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On one day he asks his play-mates to open their mouths widely but suddenly he throws dust on them. When elders went near him to admonish, he behaved sweetly embarassing them.
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| C 2 |
teeTa teegelu sommanTA dEhamu ninDAgaTTe
teeTaku gAka bAlulu tegi vApOvagA
pATinchi ee suddi vini pAri tenchi choochitEnu
kOTi kOTi sommulAya kottalOyammA ||
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Sometimes he tied itching creepers on other boys. When elders heard about it and went there they only found precious ornaments
instead of itching creepers.
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| C 3 |
kAki junnu junnulanTA gampeDEsi tinipinchi
vAkolipi bAlulellA vApOvagA
AkaDa Sri vEnkaTESuDA bAlula kanTi neeru
jOkaga mutyAlusEse jooDagAne mEmu ||
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Sometimes he forced his friends to eat lots of cheese. They even shed tears. When their mothers went to see, Venkatesa turned their tear drops into pearls.
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