Poem 337

In plain words

To one who has gone hungry for ten days, as if a good meal had come his way; when the water of tanks and wells has failed, as if rain had poured down day after day; to one who grieves at having no child, as if a son of merit had been born; to the destitute man who writhes for want of food and clothing, as if wealth had come into his hands: on the earth, where Dharma was perishing, Śrī Sai came to birth in Parti. What else than this shall I make known, you good people, members of this assembly, honoured for your virtues!