Late one night, an old man
Came with his old woman
And his servant to visit
Thyagaraja, the Saint.
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a story, a song and a prayer in a poem....that was a very nice surprise visit..
A great event. Your writing has a warmth about it. It is beautiful and alive. It truly has feeling that glows. Lovely. DC
A very good narration and rendering about Tyagaraja and his composition.
You are at your lyric best in this poem. Music flows from your pen as music flows from the saint's lips. Warm regards, Sandra
the divinity inthis great composer's composition would bring the god's down....beautifully written episode sir
AMEN.................fabulous written poem...meaningful and sacred! ! ! 10+++
Fellow Rasika, I am not devout, but I spent five years of high school in Tanjavur, and became enamoured of Karnatic music, especially Thyagaraja kritis. I read this poem with interest. I am only two years junior to you. Have you read Rajaji's narration of Mahabha and Ramayana? R.K. Narayan's, 'Gods, Demons and others', P. Lal's versions from Sanskrit in English verse? Best wishes. A. Madhavan