Saurav Pandey
October 4, 2024
This poem explores the themes of jealousy and rivalry through the relationship between a queen and a beautiful, mesmerizing flower.
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One of Naidu’s most famous poems, it celebrates the traditional role of bangles in Indian culture and the lives of women.
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A lyrical poem that depicts the palanquin bearers carrying a bride to her new home.
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This poem uses the metaphor of weaving to represent different stages of life: birth, marriage, and death.
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This poem captures the lives of fishermen along the Coromandel coast, evoking a sense of adventure and camaraderie as they brave the sea.
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A vibrant portrayal of the bustling marketplace in Hyderabad, this poem describes the various merchants selling their goods.
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Written during World War I, this patriotic poem pays tribute to Indian soldiers who fought for the British Empire.
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Part of her Radha poems, this poem portrays Radha’s longing and search for her beloved Krishna.
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This poem tells the story of a young village girl who resists societal expectations, longing for freedom and connection with nature.
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The poem uses rich imagery and Indian cultural references, creating a sense of warmth and affection.
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