Thanks, Bhargav! Of course, you are on the right track! The accepted belief is fate is invincible which our good old Valluvar boldly contested by declaring perseverance can make us emerge victorious from our destiny's tribulatios. Somewhat on the same line I've stressed on 'saamarththiyam'=tact, to overcome the supposedly 'inevitable' predicaments.
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Trying to translate:
ReplyDeleteI A target obtained
When destiny is set
II Day and night
Hammer and anvil
are inseparable / are in eternal bond
III ...... (still thinking)
Anvil: I was reminded of: Under the spreading chestnut tree.....!
I am not sure if I got the purport of your poem.
Thanks, Bhargav! Of course, you are on the right track! The accepted belief is fate is invincible which our good old Valluvar boldly contested by declaring perseverance can make us emerge victorious from our destiny's tribulatios. Somewhat on the same line I've stressed on 'saamarththiyam'=tact, to overcome the supposedly 'inevitable' predicaments.
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DeleteMeet life's challenges with a beam;
Swim against the stream!
Very good!
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