We are humans and most of us desire for similar things. More importantly, we should not look down upon people who are lesser than us.ДЎ.

We need not be amazed by greatness of the great people.

The lightning strikes over the darkened sky and water rushes through as streams over boulders carrying the raft of our life.

One need not be too ecstatic about the joy of life when in grief, suffer it patiently.Hurt and joy are not given to us by others pain and relief are given to us by ourselves.Every town is our own and so are the people.You can criticize or recommend other derivations of these results I present below. Here are the results of poetвЂ™s derivation, I will offer my hints of derivation of these results. As many of us know, the result of a derivation is like a goalpost, we have to go through the analysis in careful detail to see the beauty of the result. It is important to derive the relation for ourselves. If you wish to view the poem as I do, it is nothing but some philosophical results which the poet has reached.

Here I offer my interpretation of the poem(it is a product of my present analysis, caveat emptor). However, I find that this conclusion had been reached by a thinker at least 1500 years before I did, when it wasnвЂ™t easy to travel, as brilliant. And I reached a conclusion that I can claim my rights to the heritage of the world and not just my countryвЂ™s (even though it is more nostalgic). to 300 A.D.)ДЄfter my first year of stay in the U.S., I began questioning which culture is better вЂ“ the western or Tamil culture. This is a famous excerpt from Purananoor, anthology of poems during the third Sangam period of Tamil Nadu.(somewhere around 300 B.C. The title means, every place is yours and all are your people.

Yaathum oore yavarum kelir