THE PEACOCK
by Sujata Bhatt.
Here she appreciates the royal, fascinating, mind blowing, precious, magnificent , gorgeous things of a peacock. basically a peacock is referred as India's animal so all that she appreciates is of India. the word mentioned of "then, a flash of turquoise in the pi pal tree" it means of a color that is bluish- green, named after a precious stone. so the whole poem is talking about her country INDIA. and she illustrates in her own words that if you are reading an interesting book and some thing just irritates like of a wind, a steady hum of bees, or the bushes near nearby, or the cat that stretches " will break free your attention on what you were reading is to take a view of the peacock.
By Aljeena.
"The Parrot" by Sujata Bhatt is a poem that explores the captivity and longing for freedom of a parrot. The poem describes the parrot's colorful and vibrant appearance, contrasting it with its confined and dull surroundings. Through the parrot's repeated cries for freedom, the poet highlights the desire for autonomy and the struggle against confinement.
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