Verse 66

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In plain words

Āṇṭāḷ, to the conch: Great and lovely conch: as the autumn moon on the night of the full moon comes up and rises over the great [eastern] mountain, so you have settled in the hand of Vāsudēva, king of the people of northern Mathurā, and sit there in all your splendour.