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Lyrics & meaning

Poove Siru Poove

From Vaa Vaa Vasanthame · 1992

Lyricist
Isaignani Ilayaraja
Singers
Mano, K. S. Chithra
Music director
Ilayaraja
Details
Vaa Vaa Vasanthame1992

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Male
Poovae siru poovaeO flower, small flower
Siru poovil varum thaenaeO honey coming from the small flower
Senthaen thaanaeIs indeed pure sweet honey
Female
Thaenae en thaenaeO honey, my honey
Un dhevi endraenaeI called myself your goddess
Kanden naanaeI have found it myself
Male
Maanae en maanaeO deer, my deer
Maiyal kondenaeI have fallen deeply in love
Idhu kaadhal geetham thaanaeThis is indeed a song of love
Female
Thaenae en thaenaeO honey, my honey
Un dhevi endraenaeI called myself your goddess
Kandaen naanaeI have found it myself
Female
Yaedho yaedhaedho engo eppodhoSomething, somewhere, at some time
Jeevan ondru dhegam rendu endrae vaazhgiromWe live as one soul in two bodies
Male
Jeevan ondraanaal yaavum ondraagumIf the soul becomes one, everything becomes unified
Kaadhal kondu kaalam vendru yaavum aalgiromEmbracing love and conquering time, we rule over all
Female
Vaanum indha kaatrumThe sky and this breeze
Nam vaazhvai pondradhuAre just like our life
Male
Vaazhum indha boomi pudhu maedai pottadhuThis living earth has set a new stage for us
Female
Maaraamal naalum naam vaazhum kolamThe pattern in which we live every day without changing
Azhiyaadhu anbae anbaeWill never fade, my beloved, my beloved
Male
Poovae siru poovaeO flower, small flower
Siru poovil varum thaenaeO honey coming from the small flower
Senthaen thaanaeIs indeed pure sweet honey
Female
Thaenae en thaenaeO honey, my honey
Un dhevi endraenaeI called myself your goddess
Kanden naanaeI have found it myself
Male
Naanum nee endru neeyum naan endruThat I am you and you are me
Maarum andha neram endru vaazhthum paadudhaeSings praises of that moment of transformation
Female
Aasai nenjellaam aadum poonthottamThe heart of desires is a dancing flower garden
Vaasam vandhu veesum podhu mogam paadudhaeWhen fragrance wafts in, passion sings
Male
Naalai endha naalum nam naalaai thondrudhaeAny day in tomorrow feels like our day
Female
Maalai vandhu soodum pon naalaai aanadhaeIt has become a golden day adorned with evening garlands
Male
Veraai nindrenae neeraai vandhaayaeI stood as a root, you arrived as water
Idhu podhum anbae anbaeThis is enough, my beloved, my beloved
Female
Thaenae en thaenaeO honey, my honey
Un dhevi endraenaeI called myself your goddess
Kanden naanaeI have found it myself
Male
Poovae siru poovaeO flower, small flower
Siru poovil varum thaenaeO honey coming from the small flower
Senthaen thaanaeIs indeed pure sweet honey
Female
Maanae en maanaeO deer, my deer
Maiyal kondenaeI have fallen deeply in love
Idhu kaadhal geetham thaanaeThis is indeed a song of love
Male
Poovae siru poovaeO flower, small flower
Siru poovil varum thaenaeO honey coming from the small flower
Senthaen thaanaeIs indeed pure sweet honey
Female
Thaenae en thaenaeO honey, my honey
Un dhevi endraenaeI called myself your goddess
Kandaen naanaeI have found it myself

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

'Vaa Vaa Vasanthame' is a soulful Tamil love duet that celebrates eternal companionship and spiritual unity between lovers. The lyrics utilize tender metaphors of nature—flowers, honey, rain, roots, and gentle breezes—to capture the sweetness of romantic devotion and the sense of merging into a single soul residing within two physical bodies.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Metaphor

Veraai nindrenae neeraai vandhaayae

Comparing the beloved to flower nectar and comparing the self to a root nourished by the partner as water.

Anaphora / Alliteration

Poovae siru poovae

Repetition of 'Poovae siru poovae' and 'Thaenae en thaenae' creating a rhythmic, musical refrain.

Ethukai (Second-letter Rhyme)

Vaanum indha kaatrum / Vaazhum indha boomi pudhu maedai pottadhu

Rhyming of 'Vaanum' and 'Vaazhum' where the second consonant matches.

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Trivia

'Vaa Vaa Vasanthame' features lyrics written by Isaignani Ilaiyaraaja himself, showcasing his lyricist abilities alongside his legendary musical talents.

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