In another composition, Adi mudi kaanaada (huseni), the composer addresses the Lord through a very interesting reference.

adi mudi kaanaada deivattin mel eri
anju mukham kanda deivame engal
aarumukham konda deivame

"You have climbed upon the Lord, whose beginning and end are unknown (referring to Lord Shiva) even to Brahma and Vishnu, and seen five faces there and you yourself sport six faces, oh Lord of Pazhani."

Gajamukha anujam (Kedaram) is a masterpiece, in which the poet describes the Lord through the minutest of details in lilting Sanksrit.

nirantara natana mayoora vaaham
nuta suramuni gana sujana samooham
sura ripu hara nava veera vyooham
sundaresha vaamaankaroham

"One who has an eternally dancing peacock as his vehicle; one who is worshipped by sages, devas, ganas; one who planned innovative war strategies to win over the devas, sits on the right lap of Lord Sundaresha."

A list of some of the compositions of Shanmukha is given below.