Mukundamala
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A poem in sanskrit written by kulasekara alvar, one of the last kings of chera dynasty in Kerala, also, the 9th alvar(one of 12 mendicant saints venerated by south indian srivaishnavism) c.1100CE. It is witten in the style of Bhakti saints and asks mukunda, another name for Krishna to give the unworthy author freedom from samsara. It describes the misery of the soul trapped in this world and exhorts that Krishna is the only means of salvation.
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translation hosted by the Bhakti vedanta book trust, associated with ISKCON [1]
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