It is great pleasure to remember

As I was small child my grandfather guided me

We reached a forest like place out village border

Where two big trees have grown up side by side together

And I saw a small pillar as lamp used to light the same

With threat pooling oil at the hold of its top

One can see a bell that is hanging separate and it can make

Nice voice when anyone wants to raise hands and makes it active

Sound and light both are very much activate

One’s living and wind is the power to aid for

Lighting the lamp

He, my grandfather taught me a lesson how to worship

The goddess namely Shri Kamakshi Amman, family tradition

Fallowing a long years though there is no idle or shrine

By metal or stone, observing at the banyan trees

One can feel thick shadow around

Hanging ropes like the tree’s root here and there

One can hold and swing like Julia  

A couple of parrots are seen at the branch of tree

In between leaves, due to colour of the leaves and the bird

Is the same and the fruits of the tree is red as of the peak

Of the bird both are merged together

The trees are grown up a long period taken a note

Of the villagers and the name of the village is called as

Eral – in Tamil version the banyan tree two numbers

And as they are at the eater side it is name as kila Eral

Everybody has the honor on this village and the banyan tree

A land mark and goddess is very much fulfilling the requests

Of them people of any tradition of nadar community

A small temple is seen built by the nadar communality

Kruppanadar, Poosari iyya vagaiara, Kathavanadar and marladi others

For Shri Kamakshi Amman with great efforts and a big secret at the

Background, as there is no statue or shrine, instead one kuthu vilakku

Is lighted in yellow flame with thread and oil, which is honored and being worshipped rites and regulations

Thereby the two banyan trees are followed with the name of the village

And the temple is named for Shri Kamakshi Amman, very rare of its kind

-AyyaN dj - 14052012