This poem is an adoption of some lines from the 'Purusha suktha' which describes the Supreme. These lines tell about how the basic elements are formed from the Supreme, Lord Narayana.
I wrote the lines in a poetic type of manner so the lines don't say clearly that this is formed from something or other but gives the essence. However the meaning of the poem is given in the last in English for those who don't know Telugu. For those who can read and understand Telugu....Here's the Poem.
Chandruni vennela dage challani nee manasulo
Koti suryula kiranamulu velige nee kanti papalo!
Vanda indrulu kalagalipina nee vadanam
Agni vale budida cheyu andhakaram!
Nee praname mare sree vayu devudai
Svasa ga mare jivalaku todai!
Antariksham aasaantam nee nabhi yande
Srushtikartanu srushtinchina padmanabha vande!
Urdhvalokamulu vache nee sirasu nunchi
Divya kantulu Jimmu aa velugu nundi!
Padamula nundi kalige daya kaligina dharani
Vedalu virajillina pavanamina pudami!
Nee vinikidi nundi pikkatillenu dikkulanni
Jivulaki margamu chupinchi teerchavu chikkulanni!
Aa Bramha devude nee chetilo panchajanyamai merise
Aa Bhutanadhude nee chetilo sudarsanamai velige
Nee cheti padmame stithi ki aakaramai melige
Nee darsanamu chalu trilokya sandarsanam!
Trimurtulu kalagalipina nee rupam
Tilakinchina chalu patapanchalavu janula papam!
Darsiste ee 'RamaNarayana' swarupam
Labhistundi sakala Veda parayana phalam!
Ps- The last two paras are not from 'Purusha suktha'. They are my own lines.
Meaning...............
Chandrama manaso jataha
The Moon is born from his heart.
Chakshoh suryo ajayata
The Sun is formed from his eyes.
Mukhadindrashchagnishcha
From his face there came Indra and Agni.
Pranad vayu rajayata
From his 'Prana' Vayu is emerged.
Nabhyadaseed Antariksham
The Whole universe rests in his stomach.
Sheershno dyovssamavartata
The upper worlds are materialized from his head which are full of light such that there are thousands of suns shining.
Padbhyam Bhumi..Dishashrotraat
The Earth surfaced from his feet and the Directions are derived from his Ears.
Tadha lokagum akalpayan
Like this the worlds are formed.
This is the inner meaning for the above poem and the verses in Sanskrit are also given
Now the meaning of the last two paras is....
The Bramha Deva himself is the 'Panchajanya' in your hand.
The Bhutanatha(Shiva) is like the 'sudarsana' in your hand.
The 'Padma'(lotus) in your hand is the symbol of 'sthiti' in the universe.
Your Darsana itself is much more than seeing the world.
Seeing only you is equal to seeing the Trimurthis together.
Worshipping only you is more than equal to versing all Vedas.
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Kavitha Samputi
Poetry*Thank u Likhita for the beautiful cover* My little poems written in Telugu language. Best Rank- #5 in Poetry
