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Write a short overall summary of the poem In the bazaars of Hyderabad. word limit 60-70

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Answer 1

The poem begins with the poet’s question to the merchants about what they are selling. She sees that the goods are displayed nicely to attract the buyers. The merchants reply that they are selling crimson (deep red)  and silver coloured turbans, purple brocade tunics, mirrors with amber-frame and daggers with han
dles made of jade (a green stone).
The poet then visits the vendors, the maidens and the pedlars (salesmen). She asks the vendors what they are weighing for sale. The vendors reply that they are weighing saffron, lentil and rice. The poet then asks the maiden girls what they are grinding. the reply comes that they are grinding sandalwood, henna and spices. And now the pedlars are asked what they are calling as their trade cry. They say that they are selling chessmen and dice made from ivory for the game of chess.b
The poet now goes up to the goldsmiths and asks them what they are making. They are making wristlet, anklet and ring to adorn us and bells to be tied to the feet of blue pigeons. And the bells are as thin and lightweight as the wings of a dragonfly. They are also making golden girdles for the dancers and golden sheaths for keeping the king’s swords
The poet in the poem In The Bazaars of Hyderabad now asks the fruit sellers what fruits are they selling. They answer that there are citron, pomegranate and plum. Now as the poet asks the musicians what instruments they are play, they reply that they are playing on sitar, sarangi and drum. After that poet goes to the magicians and asks them what they are chanting. The reply comes,he is chanting the spells to bring in aeons (a divine power) who would help him perform his magical tricks.

Answer 2

$\textbf{SUMMARY:}$

$<b><u>The poem in the bazaars of Hyderabad is composed by the nightingale of India, 'Sarojini Naidu'.$

The poem is good example of the poet's sense of dealing with the folks and their daily routine.

The poem deals with the conditions of the local market of Hyderabad which had sufficient sellers to satisfy the needs of each section of the society. They are beyond prejudices and prepare materials for everyone rich or poor, King or dancer, and living or dead.

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