Poigai Alwar's hundred verses, sung at Thirukkovalur on the rainy night when the three Mudhal Alwars stood pressed together in a narrow passage and felt the Lord among them. It opens with a lamp made of the whole world (Mudhal Tiruvandadi 1). It is an andadi: each verse begins with the word on which the one before it ended. It opens the Iyarpa.
The pasurams, ten at a time
1-10vaiyam takaḷiyā vār kaṭalē…10 pasurams
11-20vāy avaṉai allatu vāḻttātu…10 pasurams
21-30niṉṟu nilam aṅkai nīr…10 pasurams
31-40puri oru kai paṟṟi…10 pasurams
41-50kuṉṟu aṉaiya kuṟṟam ceyiṉum…10 pasurams
51-60eḷitil iraṇṭu aṭiyum kāṇpataṟku…10 pasurams
61-70ulakum ulaku iṟanta ūḻiyum…10 pasurams
71-80naṉṟu piṇi mūppuk kaiyakaṟṟi…10 pasurams
81-90āḷ amar veṉṟi aṭu…10 pasurams
91-100ūṉak kurampaiyiṉ uḷ pukku…10 pasurams