Friday, 16 September 2011

UDAKAMU DRaaVEDU HAYAMUNU

Udakamu draavedu hayamunu Madamuna nupponguchundu matthebhambun Modavukada nunna vrushabhamu Jaduvani yaa neechukadaku janakura sumathee! Writer in this poem warns us not go near certain animals.Because they cause danger or harm to us.Their harming is not intentional,but we would become scapegoats for their outburst. We should not go near a horse which is drinking water to quench its thirst. All its energy is utilised in galloping the barns and due to heavy exertion it would like to drink water peacefully to regain its strength and quench its thirst. If we disturb it in such a mood we are sure to reap its anger. We should not even go near an elephant which is full of vigour and if it is irritated by our nearness ,it would simply thrash us under its feet.We SHOULD NEVER EVER go near an ox which is in the mating mood with its cow. It would definitely kick us and attack with its horns.The most dangerous thing is going to an uneducated fool. He has no capacity to grasp or understand you. You will have to face maximum harm in his friendship.

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