what is the Indian theme depicted in the poem "The Bangle sellers" by Sarojini Naidu
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The Indian theme is the Indian womenhood
Explanation:
The Indian woman where the symbolism of their womanhood and age the bangles. Each coloured bangles represents their age and also the work they do. The maidens where blue silver green and pink coloured bangles and the bride in her marriage wears red and yellow and orange coloured bangles what an aged woman who has experienced and sea in the world has now cradled fair sons and the purple and gold flecked grey colour bangles represent that she is now aged and she holds her pride and like an administrator takes care of the family. And now she prays to God with her husband beside her.
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Explanation:
The poem “The Bangle Sellers” was written by Sarojini Naidu. The main idea or theme of the poem is to showcase and explain about various stages involved in woman life. They talk about cultural tradition of Indian society during poet’s period. There were few bangle sellers who used to go for the temple fair to sell bangles. They used to shout at the fair, to trade mark their product and to describe the colors of bangles. The poet has tried to compare bangles with natural objects. She has tried to symbolize feelings and emotions of women.