"എങ്ങാനും പൊയ്കൊള്കമ്മേ നീ" "കൂടെ മരിക്കേണ്ട ഞങ്ങൾ"
Theeyude puthumayathe Thiriyum kayyilayathe Karathum vaykkum karathum Ningalude karam varum"
The poem "Jarithayum Makkalum" is attributed to the renowned poet , a towering figure in Malayalam literature known for his narrative and devotional poems. For decades, a version of this poem has
The poem has been an enduring part of the Malayalam literary tradition. It is referenced in university syllabi as part of the study of Ezhuthachan’s Kilippattu (a genre of 'parrot songs'). For decades, a version of this poem has been included in Malayalam language textbooks by the SCERT (State Council of Educational Research and Training, Kerala), making it a foundational text for young readers. This accounts for why many Kerala school graduates fondly recall its powerful verses.
"ജരിതായും മക്കളും - മലയാളം കവിത വരികൾ മലയാളത്തിൽ അപ്ഡേറ്റ് വാസുദേവൻ നായർ : Jaritha
**കവി: **എം.ടി. വാസുദേവൻ നായർ
: Jaritha, a Saranga bird, lives in a tree with her four young children who cannot yet fly. Her mate, Mandapala, has abandoned them for another bird named Lapita. As the fire surrounds them, Jaritha is heartbroken because she cannot carry all her children to safety. a Saranga bird
In the middle of this inferno lived a saranga bird named (ജരിത) and her four young chicks. Her irresponsible husband, Mandapala, had abandoned her and their children.
: In stark contrast to their fear, the young birds' plea for their mother to escape is a moment of startling maturity and courage. It transforms the poem from a simple lament into a story of collective, noble sacrifice.