Mir Afzal Tiger and The Deer Summary ‘The Tiger and The Deer’ is a beautiful poem by Sri Aurobindo Ghosh, a versatile genius and an intellectual giant. It is one of the early lyrical poems composed by Sri Aurobindo in free quantitative verse. Through powerful language and imagery, the poet conjures up in our vision the cruel, … Read more
Lines Written in Early Spring Introduction: Lines Written in Early Spring is a ballad written by William Wordsworth during the Romantic Period. This poem exemplifies the ecological philosophy of “the Lake Poets,” which is to appreciate nature’s beauty and to form a harmonious relations with it. Like most of his poems, Wordsworth writes this poem … Read more
Dear Mum’ is a comic poem written by Brian Patten. It is actually a letter written by a child to his mom who wasn’t at home and he spent the day alone. It reveals the child’s inappropriate behaviour. He had broken the cup and vase brought from China by his mother’s grandfather. However, the mischievous child claims that he has no idea how this happened. He claims that he did not turn on the water, but water began to overflow mysteriously.
The Rain Poem By W. H. Davies Central Idea In this poem named ‘Rain’, W. H. Davies has used a symbolic meaning for natural elements in his poem. He has used metaphorical meanings of upper leaves of the tree which get the raindrops and quench their thirst first. Afterwards, they pass-on the drops to the … Read more
MUHAMMAD YUNUS: AN ECONOMICS FOR PEACE Muhammad Yunus is the first Economist to win a Nobel peace prize. He belongs to Bangladesh and is the pioneer of microcredit. He got the prize for the way his Grameen bank worked for women empowerment. The question arises that how economics has cultivated peace. It could be a … Read more
What is Epic? The word “epic” comes from the Ancient Greek adjective epikos, which means “a poetic storey.” The English term “epic” is derived from the Latin word “epicus,” which is taken from the Greek adjective “eipikos.” Literary, an Epic is a long narrative poem on a serious subject written in a grand style. The … Read more
Lamb to the Slaughter Introduction Roald Dahl(1916-1919) was a British novelist, short story writer and poet. His first published work A Piece of Cake, in the Saturday evening post was an account of the incident when he was at the Royal Air force. Short Summary of Lamb to the Slaughter This darkly humorous story is … Read more
Frogs in The Fountain This is an interesting story written by Ruskin bond. In this story, the author provides a delightful description of a simple incident involving his aunt. The narrator’s aunt is terrified of frogs and feels that life in a zoo would be safer than in a house with Frogs. The main character … Read more
Julius Caesar (Tales from Shakespeare by Charles & Mary Lamb) Introduction The plot of Julius Caesar begins with a conspiracy against Caesar, followed by development of conspiracy. These are followed by Caesar’s murder and the defeat of the conspirators. It informs us of the popular enthusiasm for Caesar as well as the hostile elements against … Read more
The mystic poem "Transformation" is full of spirituality and divine inspiration. The central theme of the poem is the poet’s transformation from a sensuous to spiritual existence. Here the title itself denotes a “transition of the formâ€. According to the poet, Transformation necessitates the change of one’s current form into the divine form.
Works of Keki N. Daruwalla Disclaimer: This article is submitted by an anonymous person. Any opinions, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are solely of the author(s). If you have any questions or complaints regarding this work, please, submit or report us at our contact form. Introduction This chapter deals with the place … Read more
Ruminations Poem By Daruwalla Ruminations is a meditative poem written by Daruwalla. The poet has glimpses of the true nature of life. He can see violence and hatred in the air . They are so omnipresent! Man cannot wash away these evils from his mind , try hard as he will! They stick deep . … Read more