Tukaram, Poem 1478

I will be patient no more, I will send him a message; if he resents it, he is welcome to do so. If he resents it at least he will answer me; in some way or other he will send me the feather back. It matters not to him if he loses one child; I have no other parents’ home. Tuka says, Some good will come of my conduct; it is not right that I should sit silent.