Answer these questions regarding poem the bangle sellers by sarojini naidu
What hues of bangles are cherished by a bride? What are they symbolic of?
Why has the poet referred to bridal laughter and bridal tear simultaneously?
What fulfils the life of indian wife and mother?
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the bangles which are yellow in colour , like corn fields bathed in sunlight , and fiery red like the flame of her marriage fire. These bangles are the symbolic of her desires of being married.
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the poet has referred to bridal laughter and bridal tear because the bride is happy as she is being married and she is sad as her separation from her parents.
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becoming a mother , rearing her sons , completing all the household works and can sit beside her husband at religious ceremonies.
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here's the answer...
1.
the bangles which are yellow in colour , like corn fields bathed in sunlight , and fiery red like the flame of her marriage fire. These bangles are the symbolic of her desires of being married.
2.
the poet has referred to bridal laughter and bridal tear because the bride is happy as she is being married and she is sad as her separation from her parents.
3.
becoming a mother , rearing her sons , completing all the household works and can sit beside her husband at religious ceremonies.
I hope it helped you...
please mark it as brainliest...
^_^
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