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Grandpa's weathered hands trembled as he held the ancient pottery shard from Keeladi. "This is us," he whispered, tracing the Tamil script. He'd worked the land his entire life, earning just enough to survive, never enough to thrive. But watching archaeologists uncover their ancestors' brilliance shifted something inside him. Kannadasan's poems suddenly sang differently—words about dignity and dignity he'd always possessed. His grandson knelt beside him, both understanding that true wealth wasn't measured in coins but in roots running deep through generations, connecting them to something eternal and unbreakable.