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Poem
on Vinayaka Chavithi by Srinivas Kanchibhotla
It should had been tough for Goddess Parvati - hailed by the one and all as the mother of all the worlds and yet never had the opportunity of experiencing motherhood firsthand. How would she had felt the first time some one called her mother, and meant it in a literal sense, and not in a titular way?
There was an excellent song penned by Devulapalli Krishna Sastry for the movie "Vinayaka Vijayam" that talks about her feelings in a personal way that goes along the lines of
evarivayaa
evarivayaa?
ae divi nunDi digi
ee talli vODilOna paDi
This is a humble homage to that great piece and that great poet.
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