Verse 62

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In plain words

The poet, of the fruit of this decad: "You who became the swan and the fish, the man-lion, the dwarf and the tortoise, lord of the herdsmen, you who take away my sorrow, dance the ceṅkīrai! You who own the seven worlds, dance, oh dance!": so Yaśōdā, the gentle woman who walks like a swan, begged him in her delight, and Paṭṭaṉ of Putuvai, rich in fame, has told it in Tamil; those who master these ten garlands of sweet melody will win fame in all eight directions of the world and come to abundant joy [the joy of enjoying the Lord].