explanation of harp of india
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The poem Harp of India celebrates the glorious past of India and mourns over its loss because of British Rule and ends with the hope that she (India) will regain its glory. The poet uses Harp as a symbol for the Indian poets who were earlier famous but under the British Rule, they are suffering. The poem is a sonnet.
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The poem Harp of India celebrates the glorious past of India and mourns over its loss because of British Rule and ends with the hope that she (India) will regain its glory. The poet uses Harp as a symbol for the Indian poets who were earlier famous but under the British Rule, they are suffering. The poem is a sonnet.
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