Hossur is a village in the southern state of Karnataka, India. It is located in the Gauribidanur taluk of Chikkaballapur district in Karnataka. It is famous as the native place of Hosur Narasimhaiah, the famous educationist.
Hosur. — A large village in the Goribidnur taluq, 6 miles south-west of the kasba. Population 2,574. A fair held on Saturday is attended by 500 people. Under the name of Hosavidu, the new camp or residence, it was for a time occupied by the Hoysala king Ballala III, who may have been its founder, and may have named it with reference to Halebidu, his old residence or capital of Dorasamudra, which had been destroyed by the Musalmans. As Hosapattana, it apparently formed in 1355 one of the boundary towns.
As of 2001 India census, Hossur had a population of 6496 with 3366 males and 3130 females.
No me pueden culpar
de que no sea un heroe
de que no sea tan popular
como el presidente.
Soy más allá de lo
que me pueden ver
soy resurrección de
poesía maldita.
Soy un sobreviviente del
infierno, ya nada me puede asustar.
Soy un sobreviviente del
Infierno, inmune a la calamidad.
De mi vida sangran
ilusiones torcidas
momificadas en recuerdos
de alaridos torturas
Millanto ha bañado
el coraje y la tristeza
mi alma esta excomulgada
de la divina providencia
Soy un sobreviviente del
infierno, ya nada me puede asustar.
Soy un sobreviviente del
Infierno, inmune a la calamidad.