Journal of Literature, Culture and Media Studies

Ram Sharma ¹

Affiliations
1 J.V.P.G. College, Baraut (Baghpat), U.P., IN

Abstract

Susheel Kumar Sharma is a significant name in the emerging Indian English Poetry today. He is not only an academician but also a sculptor of good verses. This is a thought provoking volume with a difference because the thoughts seem to come from the core of the poet's heart. The poet has gathered fifty flowers of different shades in this poetic bouquet. In the first poem titled 'Spineless,’ Susheel compares his conscience to a maid servant who never takes a bath and to a naughty boy who never obeys. His conscience is of special kind which doesn't carry a price-tag.

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Ram Sharma ¹

Affiliations
1 C-26, Shradhapuri Phase 2, Kankerkhera, Meerut-250001, U.P., IN

Abstract

I still remember my childhood,
Love, affection and chide of my mother,
Weeping in a false manner,
Playing in the moonlight,
Struggles with cousins and companions,
Psuedo-chide of my father,
I still have everything with me,
But I miss,
Those childhood memories.

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Ram Sharma ¹, Anshu Sharma ²

Affiliations
1 Department of English, J.V. College, Baraut, Bagpat (U.P.), IN
2 Department of Humanities Dept., Pratap Institute of Technology & Science, Akhaipura, Palsana, Distt-Sikar, Rajastan, IN

Abstract

The women have been a focal subject in world literature from the earliest fumbling literary efforts of men, and have also been long conventionally accepted as an ideal homemaker as a dutiful wife, a loving mother and a caring daughter who keeps her birth in her parents' house and it is believed that her corpse would go from her 'Sasural' (in law's house). Indian literature has been quite generous in giving esteemed place to women. The world's two greatest epics The Ramayana and The Mahabharata written by Rishi Valmiki and Rishi Ved Vyas, respectively, revolved around women being the central characters in the forms of Sita and Draupadi.It is equally true of India where the ancient religions, spiritual Vedic treatises and the Upnishadas abound in references extolling her role and status in the society that the gods live there where women are worshipped. 1It is an ultimate admiration of women heard everywhere in the world.But in actual sense we worship the lady who as a child, lives:

Keywords

Sasural, Body, Other, Sex Object, Feminist Discourse, Environment, Wedding Prostitute, Women, Mother, God, Manusmiriti.

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