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Although all the three characters in the play address each other affectionately yet their feelings for each were quite hollow.’ What does it reveal about the characters and feelings of the people who belong to higher strata of the society?(The proposal , class 10)
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1 Introduction

2 About The Author

3 Prayers To Lord Murugan

3.1 Analysis of the poem

3.2 Solved Questions with Answers

4 A River

4.1 Analysis of the poem

4.2 Solved Questions with Answers

5 Elements of Composition

5.1Analysis of the poem

5.2 Solved Questions with Answers

6 Snakes

6.1Analysis of the poem

6.2 Solved Questions with Answers

7 Obituary

7.1Analysis of the poem

7.2 Solved Questions with Answers

8 The Highway Stripper

8.1Analysis of the poem

8.2 Solved Questions with Answers

9 The Love Poem For a Wife

9.1 Analysis of the poem

9.2 Solved Questions with Answers

10 The Striders

10.1 Analysis of the poem

10.2 Solved Questions with Answers

11 Anxiety

11.1 Analysis of the poem

11.2 Solved Questions with Answers

12 On the Death of a Poem

12.1 Analysis of the poem

12.2 Solved Questions with Answers

1.0 Introduction:

Ramanujan’s poetry is a depiction of human sentiments, feelings and emotions in a direct

way without any gloss or sophistication. There are no traces of alien influences on his poetry,

in spite of his long stay abroad. His poetry has technical excellence and bears the stamp of

his individuality. In the poem ‘Entries for a Catalogue of Fears’ he says, “I will

grow/charitable one day/begin to classify/at dawn the week’s bread crumbs / in a plastic bag

for the red and black/street ant/the beggar doves in the park/the free sapphire blue jay/in the

tree/will make a habit/of the shelled peanut/in my hand.”

Ramanujan’s poems have a technical perfection which is exemplary. His poetry is never

pedantic or verbose and is written in a language which is crisp, intense and casual. In his

poem ‘The Striders’ in order to draw the attention of the reader he has introduced even

ambiguity “And search/for certain thin/stemmed, bubble-eyed water bugs/Sea them perch/on

dry capillary legs/weightless/on the ripple skin /of a stream/No, not only prophets /walk on

water. This bug sits/ on a landslide of lights/and drowns eye/deep/into its tiny strip/of sky.”2

The poems of Ramanujan are finely crafted pieces, and the words shine with depth of

meaning 3. The words create a rhythm and form which enhance the value of his poetry.

Ramanujan has laid equal stress on the meaning, as well as the design of each poem. The

designer poems of Ramanujan are not only a treat to the eye, but also indicate a multi-layered

meaning. To identify the central theme of Ramanujan’s poems one has to proceed cautiously

with patience and imagination.

Ramanujan’s poetry has brought many laurels to him. The volumes of his poetry The

Striders (1966), Relations (1971) and Selected Poems (1976) have been praised by the

literary critics, for the succinct expression and originality. Ramanujan has done a yeoman

service by translating the Tamil and Kannada classical poetry into English5. Those who read

contemporary English poetry are familiar with the nuances and death of Ramanjan’s poetry.

His stress on the web of family life, and the integration of the individual with it remains the

prominent characteristic of his poetry.

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