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Coromandel fishers appreciation Central Idea​

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Answered by Kristy12
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Coromandel Fishers Analysis The poet asks the freedom fighters (the fishermen) to wake up as the success i.e. independence of India is quite near. The wakening skies pray to the morning light, symbolises the land which is welcoming the independence after being in the darkness of the slavery for so long.

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 \Large\bold\red{Appreciation\:of\:poem}\Downarrow\Downarrow

\large\bold\purple{Title}\rightarrow Coromandel Fishers.

\large\bold\purple{Poetess}\rightarrow Sarojini Naidu who is called the 'Nightangle of India'

\large\bold\purple{Rhyme\:Scheme}\rightarrow The rhyme scheme of the poem is 'aabb'

\large\bold\purple{Favourite\:lines}\rightarrow But sweeter, O brothers, the kiss of the spray and the dance of the wild foam's glee

\large\bold\purple{Theme/Cental\:idea}\rightarrow The speaker calls the sleeping fishermen to wake up and gather the nests to catch the fish. The poem describes the adventurous life of fishermen of Coromandel Coast with lots of imagery. The poetess is suggesting the fishermen life under cool shade is very attractive but go into the sea to catch the fish.

\large\bold\purple{Figure\:of \:speech}\rightarrow Metaphor, simile, alliteration, repetition, personification.

\large\bold\purple{Personification}\rightarrow The Wind lies asleep in the arms of the dawn like a child that has cried all night.

(the wind is given the human quality of sleeping and dawn is given the quality of having arms like human)

\large\bold\purple{Special\: features}\rightarrow It is an instructive (didactic) type of poem. The tone is positive. The style of the poem is descriptive. It begins with wakening call (rise brothers rise) to fishermen. Poem has implied meaning like leaping wealth of the tide means fish. Kings of the sea means fishermen.

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