by Damodara Rao Dasu

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chooDarE meeru - kAmbhOji - Adi

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P chooDarE meeru sudatulAra chooDarE meeru
bhAvamu nilpi chooDare meeru
vEDukalalara rAmavibhuni oyyAramu
Oh beautiful women, look at Lord Rama with utmost attention. Look at the festive atmosphere all around.
C 1 svAri veDali svAmi vEnchEsenu
kOri kumkuma rasa hAratu landichchi
kamalamupai manchu kaNamulavale minchi
Sramabindu kaNamulu chAla mOmuna gramme
tALa vruntamulanu taruNulandaru gooDi
vELa challagAnu veechuchu kannetti
jAru kurulu kastoori tilakamunu
teeraina choopulu dEri kannula ninDa
meeri bhadrAdri vihAruDu nEDide narasimhuni brOva nAdhuDai vEnchEse ||
Lord Rama arrived on horse in a very dignified manner. Wave auspicious "Harati" with lighted camphor. Sweat drops on his face are shining like dew drops on lotus flower. Young women are waving leaf fans beautifully. Kasturi mark on Rama's forehead, his black tresses and his sharp glances are feast for eyes. Lord Rama of Bhadrachalam has arrived to protect his devotees and Narasihadasu.