In this song, Annamaiah describes the beauty of the divine couple Sri Venkatesa and his consort Alamelu Manga.

P	okapari kokapari koyyAramai mokamuna kaLalella molachi naTTlunDe ||	Her face is beautiful and her movements are graceful. ||
C	jagadEka pati mEna jallina karpoora dhooLi jigi koni nalu vanka chinda gAnu mogi chandra mukhi yuramuna nilipe ganaka pogaru vennela diga bOsi naTlunDe ||	Camphor powder sprinkled on the body of Venkatesa fell on the bosom of his consort. It was like bright moon light shining on her. ||
C	pori meragu jekkula poosina taTTu puNugu karagi iru desala gAragAnu kari gamana vibhuDu ganaka mOha madamu toligi sAmaja siri dolaki naTlunDe ||	Perfume over her cheeks was not observed by hear Lord, so her loving looks disappeared. It was as if Lakshmi left away in anger. ||
C	merayu Sree vEnkatESu mEna singAramu gAnu tarahchaina sommulu dhari yinchagA merugu bONi alamElu mangayu dAnu merupu mEghamu gooDi merasi naTlunDe ||	Ornaments were glittering on the bluish body of Sri Venkatesa, and Alamelu Manga was shining by his side. It was like lightening flashing in a dark sky. ||