Poem 3

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Thou art Oh Chief
Who gave relief
To thy father who was ill
While living in thy mother’s womb in still

Thou art Oh Chief
Who gave relief
And made a pan afloat
Overwhelmed in the river moat

Thou art Oh Chief
Who gave relief
And guarded the assets of the people
From the looters in surrounding ripples

Thou art Oh Chief
Who gave relief
And removed scarcity
And fed the people with food plenty

Thou art Oh Chief
Who gave relief
To a woman who called upon thee during her labour
And made it painless by your magical favor

Thou art Oh Chief
Who gave relief
Prepared rice as food
Without any firewood!

Thou art Oh Chief
Syedu Abdul Kadir!
True Faith spindrift
Oh Guardian of Nagore Shariff!

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