Vilichathenthinu veendum veruthe
why did you call me again, without any reason
Vilichathenthinu veendum
why did you call me again, without any reason
Nerthoru paattinte nombaram kondenne
Vilichathenthinu veenudum
why did you call me again with the pain of a delicate (thin) song
Veruthe nee veruthe veruthe nee veruthe (vilicha)
without any reason, you, without any reason
Aakaasham kanaathe nee ullil sookshikkum
Aasha than mayil peeli pole*
Like the peacock feather,of desire, which you keep hiding from
seeing the sky*
Eerananinja kinavukalkullile
Ithiri snehathin kavitha pole (2)
Like the poems of love inside the dreams which are drenched (in tears)
Virinjathenthinu veendum nenjil
Alinjathenthinu veendum (vilichathe)
Why did you blossom again, in heart
why did you melt
Anjaathamaamoru theerathu ninno
Aazhi than marukara ninno
is it from an unknown shore
or from the opposite shore of the ocean
or from the opposite shore of the ocean
Janmangalkkappuram peythoru mazhayude
Marmmaram kelkkumee manassil ninno
or from the heart which can hear
the rustling sound of the rain which fell the beyond lives (births)
the rustling sound of the rain which fell the beyond lives (births)
Maranjathenthinu veendum engo
which did you disappear,somewhere
Marannathenthinu veendum (vilichathenthinu)
why did you forget
* Children like to collect things like peacock feather.
There is a myth among children that peacock feather will give birth
to a small feather if it is kept away from seeing the sky. Believing this myth,
children keeps their peacock feathers very safe from the sky, between pages of books or
in boxes.
There is a myth among children that peacock feather will give birth
to a small feather if it is kept away from seeing the sky. Believing this myth,
children keeps their peacock feathers very safe from the sky, between pages of books or
in boxes.
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