Is the poem The Bangle Sellers typecasting the Indian women in limiting them only to the traditional background?
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Yes, it is limiting them only to the traditional background.
In the poem, 'The bangle sellers', Sarojini Naidu very beautifully depicts the stages of a woman's life . However, it is limited only to the traditional background. Nowadays, a woman's dream is not only of getting married and leading a family life. Women , now have dreams of studying, writing and becoming a great human being. However, in the poem, the poet says that a woman's life is accomplished once she has loved and cared for her family. Also, the poet says that a woman cradles 'fair sons' on her breast. However, nowadays the birth of a girl has ceased to be cursed. Sarojini Naidu speaks about the India in which she was born and where she had grown up. That India no longer exists, except in a few parts of the country. Thus, we can conclude the poem is limiting the women only to the traditional background.
In the poem, 'The bangle sellers', Sarojini Naidu very beautifully depicts the stages of a woman's life . However, it is limited only to the traditional background. Nowadays, a woman's dream is not only of getting married and leading a family life. Women , now have dreams of studying, writing and becoming a great human being. However, in the poem, the poet says that a woman's life is accomplished once she has loved and cared for her family. Also, the poet says that a woman cradles 'fair sons' on her breast. However, nowadays the birth of a girl has ceased to be cursed. Sarojini Naidu speaks about the India in which she was born and where she had grown up. That India no longer exists, except in a few parts of the country. Thus, we can conclude the poem is limiting the women only to the traditional background.
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