Friday, 2 November 2012

What according to Wordsworth should be the theme of poetry? Or write note on wordsworth ’ s view on the subject matter of poetry.


Assignment
Name: kunvarani Nidhi k
Paper: 'Literary Theory and criticism'
Topic: 'what according to Wordsworth should be the theme of poetry?’ or write note on wordsworth's view on the subject matter of poetry.’
Class: M. A (part-1)
Roll no:18
Submitted to: Respected sir Dilip Barad
                          &
Department of English
Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavsinhji University.
Bhavnagar.

v  What according to Wordsworth should be the theme of poetry? Or write note on wordsworth 's view  on the subject matter of poetry.
William Wordsworth was born in cockermouth in camberland in 1770, the son of john and Anne Wordsworth. He went to school in Hawkshead, then at the age of seventeen, went up to st.john’s college, Cambridge.
His main contribution in English as a poet. He was the great, supreme and prominent poet of the age. He wrote many works but some of them ‘The prelude’ and ‘preface to Lyrical Ballads’ his great and world famous works. Each and every lines of their works are full of emotions, feelings and passions. ’The Recluse’ is also another great work of him. In this work’s name he was mentioned in the beginning of the ‘prelude’. He felt that it was-
“unprecedented in literary history that a man should talk so much about himself.”
-       (‘The prelude’1799,1805,1850
William Wordsworth)
Only completion of ‘The Recluse’could he thought, justify the claims that he had made in challenging the supremacy of milton’ s Christian epic:
“                                Of  genius, power,
Creation and divinity itself, I have been speaking, for my theme has been what passed within me…
This in truth heroic argument…
(Beginning of the preface of ‘prelude’.)
He was the great creature of poem on nature. In  the “Advertisement” to the 1798 edition of ‘Lyrical Ballads.’ Wordsworth and coleridge state that the poems in the collection were intended as s deliberate experiment in style and subject matter. Wordsworth
Elaborated on this ideas in the “preface” to the 1800 and 1802 editions which outline his main ideas of a new theory of poetry.
Even the language and imagery he used to embody those themes, remained remarkably consistent. They  remained consistent  to the canons Wordsworth had set out in the ‘preface to Lyrical Ballads. ’In the second Edition of the ‘Lyrical Ballads(1802)’, he wrote ‘preface’ to defend himself from the negative reviews.
Wordsworth argued that poetry should be written in the real language of common man , rather than in the lofty and elaborate dictions that were then considered “poetic”. He  believed that the first principal of poetry should be pleasure and so the chief duty of poetry is provide is to provide pleasure through a rhythmic and beautiful expression of feeling. All human sympathy, he asserted, is based on a subtle pleasure principle that is “the naked and native dignity of man.” Wordsworth’s poetic creed initiated the Romantic era by Emphasizing feeling, instinct, and pleasure above formality and mannerism. wordsworth gave his works to human emotions, feelings and passions through their great imagination and style.
Wordsworth elaborated on this ideas in the “preface” to the 1800 and 1802 editions which outline his main ideas  of a new theory of poetry. Wordsworth explained his poetical concept:
“The majority of the following poems are to be considered as experiments. They were written chiefly with a view to ascertain how far the language of conversation in the middle  and lower classes of society is adapted to the purpose of poetic pleasure.”
His work was very easy to understand. He wrote their ‘preface’ in the vernacular language. Because he believed that in uneducated country people as the ‘subject’ of poetry was a signal of shift to modern literature. That’s why  wordsworth wrote in simple and easily language and style. so, Everybody can easily got it. one of the  main themes of “Lyrical Ballads” is  the return to the original state of nature, in which man led a purer and more  innocent existence. Wordsworth subjected to Rousseau’s belief that man was  essentially  good and was corrupt by linked with the sentiments spreading though Europe just prior to the French Revolution.
Wordsworth changed the definition of poetry of the poetry that poetry should be about elevated subjects and should be composed in a formal style, wordsworth instead championed more democratic themes-the lives of ordinary men and women , farmers, paupers, and the rural poor. In the
“preface” wordsworth also emphasizes  his commitment to writing in the ordinary language of people, not a highly crafted poetical one. True to traditional ballad form, the poems depict realistic characters in realistic in realistic situations, and so contain a strong narrative element.
Object  or subject matter. He choose incidents and situations  from common life, and to relate and describe them, when he taken the subject matter to the thing in that time may be they became himself this thing that we feel after the reading of their work. A selection of language really used by men, and, at the same  time, to throw over them a certain colouring of imagination .Through the used of his primary and secondary memories colours of imagination through he decorated his poetic work as a beautiful flowers, where by ordinary things should be presented to the mind in an  unusual aspect; and, further and above all, to make these situations and incidents interesting by tracing in them, truly though not ostentatiously, the primary laws of our nature: chiefly as regards the  manner in which we associate ideas in a state of excitement.
Humble and rustic life also the subject-matter of the poetry. wordsworth chosen the subject matter by the rustic life. Because rustic life-style, people and the things are very kind and the things are very kind and very near to the nature and god. And, Through the subject matter of rustic life the essential passions of the heart find a better soil in which they can attain their maturity, are lessen under restraint, and speak a plainer and more emphatic language; because in that condition of life, our elementary feelings co-exist in a state of greater simplicity, and consequently, may be  more accurately contemplated, and more  forcibly communicated; The rural life  and in rustic life we can see  the elements of oneness and brotherhood.
That’s why .may be , Wordsworth mostly chosen his subject matter regarding with the rural and rustic life. And, It also symbol of that may be poet also nearer to the heart rustic life.
Language, style of poetry. Language also played very vital role in process of creative writing. such men communicate with the best objects from which the best  part of language is originally derived; and because, from their rank in society and intercourse. Language is the thing that through men can communicate with the each other. They convey their feelings and notions in simple and unelaborated expressions. Accordingly,
“such a language, arising out of the repeated experience and regular feelings is a more permanent, and far more philosophical language, than that which is frequently substituted for it by poets, who think that they are conferring honour upon themselves and their art, in proportion as they separate themselves from the sympathies of men, and indulge in arbitrary and capricious habits of expression in order to furnish for food fickle appetites, of their own creation.”
That’s why Wordsworth’s views on poetical style are the most revolutionary of all the idea in his preface. He insists that his poems are written in ‘selection of language of men in a state of vivid sensation.’His views about poetic diction can be conclude as: ’there neither is nor can be conclude as: ’there neither is  nor can be any essential difference between the language of prose and metrical composition.’ After. he gave the definition of poetry from the his point of view.
Definition of poetry means what he believed about poetry that’s he reflected here. He says about good poetry that,
“Sponteneous overflow of powerful feelings.”
Because it’s true that everyone has feelings, emotions, but even if to wrote poetry is not the ‘cup of tea’ for everyone but only written by those people who seen any thing or incidents and after stirwed in their memories and after it’s spontaneous comes out as a word in rhyme and rhythm that is called poetry. some people says that it’s written by the hands of uncommon people.
Our continued influxes of feeling are modified and directed by our thoughts, which are indeed the representative of all our past feelings. By contemplating the relation of these general representatives top each other , we discover what’s really important to men. our feelings will be connected with important subjects. If we be origionally possessed of such sensibility, such habits of mind will be produced, that by obeying blindly and mechanically the impulses of these habits, we shall, describe  objects, and utter sentiments of such a nature, and in such connection with each other, that the understanding of the reader must be necessary for the poetry. After, we have to know that what is a poet?
Poet is a man speaking to men: a man ,it is true, endwed with more lively sensibility, more enthusiasm and tenderness.
Poet has a greater knowlwdge of human nature, and a more comprehensive soul, than one supposed to be common among mankind. They were known as superior human-being or geniuses or the messenger of the god.
They were a man to got the happiness within their own passions and choice of decision, and who rejoices more than other man in the spirit of  life that is in him; when poet see anything in that time in that mind consciously or unconsciously the thing woven and stored and after it’s comes out as a flow that’s we called spontaneous overflow. To these qualities he has added a disposition to be affected more than other men by absent things as if they were present. Those who has an ability of conjuring up in themselves passions which are indeed far from being those produced by real events. He can better  events which other men are accustomed to feel in themselves.
And, They has very great understanding for to taken any decision or to considered anything. Those who has acquired a greater readiness and power in expressing what   they thinks and feels, and especially those thoughts and feelings. which, by his own choice or from the structure of his own mind, arise in him without immediate exeternal excitement. In easy immediate external excitement. In easy words we can say that their internal eyes is more powerful than any common man. There are all some characteristics of the poet.
The function of poetry is very much important for the good writer or poet. ’poetry’, according to wordsworth,’is the breath and finer spirit of all knowledge, the impassioned
expression that is the countenance of all science.’
Poetry seeks to ennoble and edify. It is morning star which throws its radiance through the  gloom and darkness of life. The poet is a teacher and through the medium of poetry he imparts  moral lessons for the battlement of human life. poetry is the instrument for propagation of moral thoughts. wordsworth’s poetry does not simply delight us, but it also teaches us deep moral lessons and brings home to us deep philosophical truths about life and religion. wordsworth believes that,
“A poetry of revolt against moral ideas is a poetry of revolt against life: a  poetry of indifference towards moral ideas is a poetry  of indifference towards life.”
There are  above all some view of wordsworth about theme or subject-matter of poetry, style, definition and functions of poetry  considered very goodly. And, we  can say it’ s very good treatment of wordsworth. He conveyed all some thing in the very easiest way. The subject matter or theme of his poetry is very near to the mother nature and rustic life. So, Everybody can easily got the idea about the view points of the work of wordsworth.




"Hamlet"-As a tragedy.


Assignment
Name: kunvarani nidhi  k
Paper:  'The Renaissance Literature.'
Topic:'Hamlet'- As a revenge tragedy.'
Class: M. A (sem-1
Roll no: 18
Submitted to: Respected sir, Dr. Dilip Barad
&
Department of English
Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavsinhji University .
Bhavnagar.
v     What is revenge tragedy?
Aristotle defined tragedy as-
“The Imitation of an action that is serious and also, as having magnitude, complete in itself”, in the medium of poetic language, and in the manner of dramatic rather than narrative presentation, incorporating” incidents arousing pity and fear, wherewith to accomplish he catharsis of such emotions.”
 -“A Glossary of Literary Terms.”
(M.H.Abrams)
Senecan tragedy was written to be recited, rather than acted; but to English playwrights, who thought that these tragedies had been intended for the stage, they provided the model for a fully developed five-act play with a complex plot and a formal and elaborate style of dialogue. senecan drama, In the Elizabethan age, had two main lines of development. one of these consisted of academic tragedies, written in close imitation of the senecan models,including the use of a ‘chorus’, and usually constructed according to  the rules of the ‘three unities’, which had been elaborated by Italian critics of  the age; the earliest English example was Sackville and Norton’s ‘Gorbouc (1562)’.The Other and  much more important development was written for the popular Stage, and is called the ‘revenge tragedy’, or the ‘tragedy of blood.’
This type derived from seneca’ s favorite materials of revenge, murder, ghosts, mutilation, and carnage, but while Seneca had relegated such matters to long reports of offstage actions by messengers, the Elizabethan writers had then acted out on stage to satisfy the audience’s appetite for violence and horror. Thomas kyd’ s ‘The Spanish Tragedy(1586)’ established this popular form, based on a murder and the quest for vengeance and including a ghost, insanity, suicide a play-within-a-play, sensational Incidents,  and a gruesomely bloody ending.
Marlowe’s ‘The jew of malta’ and Shakespeare’s ‘Titus Andronicus’ belong in this convention; and from this lively but unlikely source came one of the greatest of tragedies, ’Hamlet’, as well as webster’ s fine horror plays, ’The Duchess of malfi’ and ‘The white Devil.
-“A Glossary of Literary Terms”
(M.H Abrams)
(PAGE.181)

v   ‘“Hamlet” – As a revenge tragedy.’
Revenge implies the individual taking the law into his own hands in order to satisfy an inner urge, although righting the wrongs one to individuals belong to the stage or the government.This matter became hot favorable in the history of drama in Europe. The main theme of the revenge tragedy was the punishment of an evil thing through someone who had suffered because of him. obviously the story from which Shakespeare drew his material for writing ‘’Hemlet’’ had a dominating revenge theme shakespeare must have known and perhaps even acted in, earlier plays of this type and could easily see how the “Hamlet” theme might be treated in the manner of these plays. This theme offered much scope for the display of passion, for rhetorical speeches , and for violent action .The theme of revenge stirred people to a much greater emotional excitement than ordinary themes could have done. Revenge as a theme needed exciting plots and such plots were in the tradition of the Revenge Tragedy.
v   ‘Structure of the play’:
Inspite of such critical observations of critics, we may say that “Hamlet” is not without structure. It is a work of art with definite structure. It has structure of pyramid and is very near to what Aristotle has defined.
‘Freytag’s pyramid’ in his book ‘Die Technic des Dramas(1863)’, the German journalist and writer, ’Gustav Freytag’, plays in the shape of a pyramid, and he attributed a particular function to each of the five acts.

v   Revenge - A Natural and Dangerous emotion:
Revenge tragedy is especially associated with the name of Seneca, an ancient Roman dramatist. All the ten tragedies written by him deal with incident taken from Greek mythology. Greek mythology, Seneca produced the tragic effect by horrifying incidents, bloody actions, and ranting speeches. One of his plays has the title ‘Hercules Furens’ and the title itself is sufficiently indicative of the thematic treatment.
v   The Thematic of Revenge and the plot:
In writing “Hamlet”, Shakespeare to some extent adopted the dramatic tradition of the revenge tragedy. Revenge theme played vital role in the play “Hamlet”. The reason  why the revenge theme came to have some importance in the writing of dramas was that this them offered much scope for the display of revenge stirred people to a much greater emotional excitement or thrilled than ordinary themes could have done. Revenge as a theme needed exciting plots, and such plots were in the tradition of the revenge tragedy.

v   The Role of the Ghost:
In “Hamlet” Ghost also played vital role and they talk with human-being.
A Stock element of the revenge situation came to be the ghost, a manifestation of a spirit feeling restless because of a desire for vengeance against the person who had caused suffering. The role of the ghost creates the avenger to action; That type dialogue we can see in the examples through given below:
“Hamlet: o  God!
  Ghost: Revenge his foul and most  unnatural murder.
Hamlet: Murder?
Ghost  :  Murder most foul, as in the best it is;
But, this most foul strange and unnatural.
Hamlet: Haste me to kno’t, that I, with wings as swift.
As meditation or thoughts  of love so may sweep to my revenge”.
Above examples through e can see the ghost’s deep desire to take revenge. This dialogue taken from original “Hamlet”, Act-1 , scene-3.Here, the prince of Denmark is urged in very strong words by the ghost of the dead king ton wreak vengeance. Upon
Claudius who has ascended to the throne by foul means but whose guilt is unknown to anybody. The central theme  of “Hamlet”
Thus became revenge of the play. And, ultimately the revenge is taken should be must for the characters although the situation in which it is taken is not the avenger’s making and although the revenge casts the avenger his own life.
v   ‘Custom of Revenge’ played very vital role in the play “Hamlet”:
To take revenge custom played very vital role in the play. The play ”Hamlet” follows the major role of contemporary revenge tragedy. Apart from the central theme, which is revenge, and apart from the role of the instigator played by a ghost, we have plenty of melodramatic action here. we have violant, bloody, and terrifying scenes which were the staple of the revenge tragedy of the time. There is, for instance, the murder of polonius committed by Hamlet before our eyes. There is the scene of revolt by the enraged Laertes who would have attacked the monarch if the latter had not been tactful enough to bring him under uncontrol. There are the scenes of Ophelia going mad, getting drowned, and being buried. There is the incident of Laertes leaping in to the grave meant for Ophelia, followed by Hamlet’s leaping in to it. Finally, there are the murders which bring the play to a close. The Queen is the first to die, having drunk poisoned wine. Then the king dies, having been stabbed Hamlet and having been forced to drink the poisoned wine. The next to die is Laertes who has been stabbed by Hamlet with a rapier wounded by the same rapier with which he afterwards wound Laertes. This several deaths on the stage have obviously a melodramatic character.
v   In which way Shakespeare knitted the theme of Revenge:
Shakespeare, however lifts his play to the level of genuine tragedy, a higher work of art as compared with the melodramatic plays of the revenge playrights. In the first place, Shakespeare chose a theme dealing with a duty higher than the others, namely a son’s revenge for the murder of his father. But, more important than that is the psychological  refinement of shakespeatre’ s play in which conscience, instead of any physical impediment. shakespeare creates different way for this play. The obstacle is conscience coupled with a temperamental incapacity. Shakespeare’s play moves in a higher plane of significance through the reflections of the hero and his relationship with the outside world. Really, through the whole play we can see the use of Rhetorical speech, poetic lines, pitch etc. through the play  became very great.
Through, the above all the characteristic we can say that really “Hamlet” as such a revenge tragedy and world’s one of the best tragedy.


Thursday, 1 November 2012

Sarojini Naidu - As a poet


Assignment
Name: kunvarani  nidhi  k
Paper :  ’Indian writing in English.’
Topic:’ sarojini Naidu’ - As  a poet
Class: M.A (sem-1
Roll no: 18
Submitted to: Respected Ma’am, Heenaba zala         
                                &
Department of English
Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavsinhji University
Bhavnagar.

v   About poet:
As Renaissance began in the field of literature in India, many poets made their hand in this field. During in this period many poets become very famous in India as a ‘Indo-Anglian’ or ‘Indo-Anglican’ poets. In some of them Rabindranath Tagore, shri  Aurobindo, Toru Dutt, and sarojini Naidu are the prominent figures of poetry in India.  They all wrote poetry of Indian culture, tradition  and through their mind-blowing work through they wrote Indian culture’s name in the golden words in the world of literature of English poetry.
‘Sarojini Naidu’was one of the mother India’s most Gifted children.she was known as in India as a ‘Bhartiya  kokila ’or ‘Nightingale of the India’.And, she was also known as in India ‘Elizabeth  Barret’. Through their great and prominent works they put Indian mythical characters, tradition and cultures in the world of literature. But, It would be impossible to talk about her poetry without reference to her life. That ‘s why her poetry is her ‘inner life’ and this is largely a closed book to us.
v  Birth and Childhood:
‘Sarojini Naidu’ was born on February 3, 1879. Her Father Aghoranath chattopadhyaya was a very famous scientist and  philosopher.He was the founder of the Nizam College, Hydrabad. Her mother Barada sundari Devi was  a poetess and used to write poetry in Bengali sarojini Naidu  was the eldest among the eight child.one of her brother Birendranath was a revolutionary and her other brother Harindranath was a poet,dramatist and actor.
v  Education:
At the age of 12, she attained national fame. when she passed the matriculation Examination at madras university.Her father wanted her to become a mathematician or scientist but ‘sarojini Naidu ‘was great interested  in poetry she got the inherited quality from the parents .she was a very bright girl. Becuase of her strong determination and her great interest in poetry she started her as a poet
v  Career:
Most of the poets of the India present their poetry in mother tongue only.Those who present poetry in languages other their own have not succeeded as ‘sarojini Naidu’. Very few people wrote poetry in English. And, in some of them very few people  became famous. Among them,'sarojini Naidu’ stands first. Her  poems are praised not only in  India, but all over the world. She started writing poem in  English. Impressed by her poetry, Nizam of Hydrabad, gave her scholarship to study abroad. At the age of 16, she travelled to England to study first at king’s college, London and later at Girton college, Cambridge. There she met  famous ‘laureates’. Gausse who convinced ‘sarojini Naidu’ to Stick to Indian theme –rivers, temples, social milieu, to express her poetry. Love for the nature and nation  there are two elements played vital role  in the poetic literature we of the ‘sarojini Naidu. At the beginning of contemporary Indian life-style events, tradition and culture through her collections,
1.”The Golden Threshold(1905)”
2.”The Bird of the Time (1912)”
3.”The broken wing (1912)”
There are some collections through she proved that women can also wrote poetry as well as men. And, she broken the believe that women cannot wrote poetry or literature.
v  Her Marriage Life:
At the age of 15, she met Dr. Govindrajulu.  And, very  early age fell in love with him. A Non - Brahmin, and a doctor by profession. After finishing her studies at the age of 19, she married him. During that time inter-caste marriage were not allowed.It was a revolutionary step even her father also gave very much support to her in her endeavour.’ Sarojini Naidu’ had a happy married life. She had four children: Jaysurya, Padmini, Randheer, Leilamani.
v  ‘Sarojini Naidu’- As a poet:
‘Indian writing in English’ enters the mainstream of modern vernacular literatures. But, it’s really began with the time of reforming Raja Rammohan Roy was one of them.
In India of all the celebrated women Mrs.sarojini Naidu’S name written in the golden words I the field literature in English poetry.Not only that,her birthday is celebrated as ‘women’s Day’but she also solved the problems of women in their contemporary time.
She has written poems on religion, country, women’s freedom, culture, tradition and nature also became the main subjects of her poetry. About her life ‘we can also say that, ’she was the creature of the nature.’
Even in sorrow,her nature poems symbolism of the suffering of her life.In this way she is also symbolism kind of poet also.she got the inherited romantic trait in her blood,
“My ancestors for thousand of years have been lovers of the forest and the mountain caves, great dreamers, great scholars, and great ascetics…”
There are all some qualities we can also found in their works of literature. When  she was a teenager in that time Arthur Symons invited her to reveal her passionate self-
“Come and share my exquisite march morning with me…
All is hot and fierce and passionate, ardent and unashamed in its exulting and importunate desire for life and love…”
In that time symon also became very surprisable. she founding her one kind of very strong spirit, she was in her age, she was elder than her age.
Edmund Gosse said about her,
“She was a child of sixteen, but…was already marvelous in mental maturity amazingly well-read and far beyond a wastern child in all her acquaintance with the world.”
Here, some great and imaginative works of ‘sarojini Naidu’.’The Golden Threshold’ by ‘sarojini Naidu’ with an Introduction by ‘sarojini Naidu’ with an Introduction by Arthur Symons.

1.”Ecstasy.”
2.”Autumn Song.”
3.”The poet’s Love-song.”
4.”An Indian Love-song.”
5.”A Rajput Love-song.”
6.”A Love-song from the North.”
There are some great works based on main theme of ‘Love’.so,”Romantic poet” also. Above some of the selective poems of ‘sarojini Naidu’s.We can take an example of the poem’’Ecstasy’’.
·    “Ecstasy”
“Cover mine eyes,  o  my   Love!
Mine eyes that are weary of bliss
As of light is poignant and strong
O  silence  my   lip  weary  a  kiss,
My lips that are weary of   song!
Shelter    my    soul, o  my  Love!          
My soul is bent low with the pain.
And the   burden of  love, like the
                                             Grace.
Of a flower that is smitten with rain:
O   shelter  my   soul   from  the  face!”
This poem shows  the her great passionate and emotions towards the love-theme, Even she was also most probably symbolism poet. Because we can see in her most of poem is symbolical. sometimes she shows different and her meaning to say is something different. she was also lover of the nature. she also wrote good nature poem.And, Even she also known urdu,Telugu,English,Bengal and Persian.And,Through the use of all  language.she became her  work more better.Even if she became more famous in the field of politics more than poet.
v  Sarojini Naidu’s role in the politics:
The Nightingale of  India   was also played good role in the field of politics also.Naidu was the first Indian  woman to became the president of the Indian National Congress and the first woman to become  the Governor of utterpradesh state. She was a great patriot, poet, orator, politician, and administrator of all the famous woman  of India. she became the woman of India. She became the most famous heroines in the twentieth century in the field of ‘Indian writing in English’ and the field of politics. She joined the ‘Indian National Movement ‘in the wake of Bengal in 1905.In the contemporary time. She met with Gopal Krishna Gokhale, Rabindranath Tagore Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Annie Besent, C.P. Rama swami Iyer, Gandhiji and Jawaharlal Nehru. She awakened the woman of India. She convinced to the woman of India that their life is not for the whole time spending in the kitchen. She brought out the woman in the kitchen. She travelled from state to state, city after city and asked for the rights of the woman.
In 1925 she presided as Indian National congress at Kanpur. She played very vital role during the ‘Civil Disobediences Movement’. And, she was jailed along with Gandhiji and other leaders. In 1942, she was arrested during “Quit-India” movement and was jailed for 21 months with Gandhiji. She shared a very close and friendly relationship with ‘Bapu’ and used to call him “Mickey Mouse.”
After, Independence she became the Governor of Utterpradesh. She was India ‘s first woman as a state of Governor. And, after in March 2,1949 the Nightingale of the India died in office and with this mother India loose her one greatest and sweetest child as a “Nightingale.”
In this way during her all the life time she played very vital role in many fields. She was first of all great and very prominent poet, politician, orator, president, strong observer also. she was mingling of many qualities. Her all of them works.’ The Golden Threshold (1905) the first volume and ‘The Bird of Time (1912) through she became the voice of the India. About ’The Bird of Time.’ Adam Gosse remark that –
“A Graver music in,
The earlier volume.”
After, ’The flute players of Brindaban’ is also a jevel work of her-‘The flute players of Brindaban’ is also  a jevel work of her-‘The Lotus’ and ‘Awake’ became their soul of the collection and ‘The Broken wing.’ Was her last collection of the poems. Nature poems, patriotic poems, poems of love, and death even mysticism of life subjects through she became her work more famous rich and prominent. She had genuine or inherited poetic talent and she was also a authentic singer or ‘Nightingale of the India’ also.