Kutraalam Waterfalls Poem by Ananta Madhavan
Kutraalam Waterfalls
Inside the 'chombu',
Searching for the form,
The water is filled.
To be so still,
So securely held,
Must be Repose.
Kutraalam pounds
With the fall and flow
Of torrential peace.
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'Chombu' in Tamil is a brass vessel,
Shaped like a jar, hand held, for bathing.
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Taking the waters at Kutraalam in South India is reputed to be
therapeutic.
therapeutic.
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