Kapota Nairrita speaks to the Vishvedevas in trishtubh about a pigeon that has come into the house. Devas, if the pigeon has come here sent as the messenger of Nirriti, we sing and make amends; may there be welfare for two-footed and four-footed. Let it be kind in our homes; may Agni accept our offering and the winged missile pass us by. It has set its foot by the fire; may it not harm cows or men. What the owl says is empty. To Yama, to Mrityu, whose messenger this is, be reverence. Drive the pigeon out with a verse, and let it fly off, leaving us strength.