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iam not that women summary notes​

Answer 1

The poem is all about the age-old constraints imposed on women, supported by big empty talks of culture and traditions. The poet proceeds in a smooth and gradual manner as she picks up and mocks all the tribulations she had to undergo, while also proudly asserting that those things have not curbed her fierce spirit. The poet picks upon the double crossing of men, who enjoy the sight of beautiful actresses and call them cheap, while the women who suffer under their dominance are called "good and cultured". The poet speaks of the ill treatment she had to go through to be a "good and cultured" woman in the eyes of men and the society.

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