Poems and Slokams
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A Sloka also anglicized as shloka or sloka, meaning "song", from the root sru, "hear" is a category of verse line developed from the Vedic Anustubh. It is the basis for Indian epic verse, and may be considered the Indian verse form par excellence, occurring, as it does, far more frequently than any other meter in classical Sanskrit poetry.
- Adivo-Alladivo
- Adivo-Chudaro-Andaru-Mokkaro
- Akati-Velala
- Alara-Chanchalamaina-Atmalamdundu
- Alarulu-Kuriyaga
- Amba-Shiva-Shankari
- Ananda-Guru-Natha-Ramana
- Anni-Mantramulu-Ninde-Avahinchenu
- Antaryami-Alasiti-Solasiti
- Antayu-Neeve-Hari-Pundareekaksha
- Anurenu-Paripurna
- Ashutosha-Shashanka-Shekhara
- Atmanivasi-Ram
- Bhaja-Govindam-Shankaracharya
- Bhasma-Bhushitanga-Sai
- Bhavamulona-Bahyamunandunu
- Brahma-Kadagina-Padamu
- Chakkani-Talliki-Changu-Bhala
- Chalada-Hari-Nama
- Cheri-Yashodaku-Shishuvitadu
- Ekashloki-Ramayanam
- Ele-Yele-Maradala
- Emoko-Chiguruta-Dharamula
- Endagani-Needagani
- Galine-Poye
- Hari-Bol-Hari-Bol
- Hari-Rasama-Vihari
- Harivarasanam-Vishwamohanam
- Hayagreeva-Shloka
- He-Jagatrata-Vishwa-Vidhata
- He-Murali-Madhava
- Idigaka-Saubhagyamu-Idigaka-Tapamu
- Ippuditu-Kalaganti
- Itti-Muddalada
- Jagadapu-Janavula-Jajara
- Kalige-Nide-Naku-Kaivalyamu
- Kanti-Shukravaramu
- Kattedura-Vaikunthamu
- Kolani-Dopariki-Gobbillo
- Kondalalo-Nelakonna
- Krishna-Aarati
- Ksheeraabdhi-Kanyakaku
- Kulukaka-Nadavaro
- Nama-Ramayanam
- Narayanate-Namo-Namo
- Oho-Dheem-Dheem-Vogi-Brahma-Midiyani
- Okapari-Kokapari
- Om-Shiva-Om-Shiva
- Pahi-Pahi-Gajanana
- Panchamukhi-Anjaneya-Shloka
- Pidikita-Talambralu-Pendli-Kuturu
- Tandanana-Ahi-Brahmamokate
- Tirumalagiriraya-Devarahuttaraya
- Vadala-Vadala-Venta-Vadivo-Vadivo
- Vedukondamaa-Venkatagiri-Venkateshvaruni
- Venkatesha-Mangalashasanam
- Vinaro-Bhagyamu-Vishnu-Katha
- Yamunateera-Vihari
Veda Vyasa, collected the Vedic Texts of prayer under the Rig Veda, the Vedic texts of rituals under the Yajur Veda, the musical form of the Vedic texts under the Sama Veda and such of the Vedic texts that dispelled dangers and annihilated enemies under the Atharvana Veda.