NOTES PREPARED BY
ASHAQ HUSSAIN BHAT
TEACHER SCHOOL
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
JAMMU AND KASHMIR
Summary
Eunice
De Souza's Poem 'Meeting Poets' Encourages Readers To Judge Poets By Their
Poetry Rather Than Their Appearances. She Believes Poets Are Awkward Due To
Their Refined Voice And Appearance, But Suggests That We Should Judge Them By
Their Works Of Art, As Poetry Is Different From Their Appearance.
Thinking
About The Poem:
1.Why
Is The Poet Confused When She Meets Poets?
Ans.
The Writers' (Poets') Arrival Has Left The Poet Confused.
2.What
According To The Poet Is The Best Way To Know The Poets?
Ans.
Reading The Poets' Creative Output Is The Best Way To Get To Know Them.
3.What
Does The Poet Compare The Poets With?
Ans.
She Compares Them To Seashells That Allow One To Hear The Sound Of The Sea.
4.Explain
The Phrase – ‘Wasp In The Voice’.
Ans.
It Is The Anger Expressed In The Poets' Poetry And Voice. That Is Why Poets And
Writers Frequently Make Strong Remarks That Are Unpleasant To Hear.
Language
Work In The Poem,
The
Word ‘Wasp’ Has Been Used By The Poet In Its Connotative Meaning Rather Than
Its Denotative Meaning (A Stinging Insect). Now Write The Connotative Meaning
As Well As The Denotative Meaning Of The Following Words From The Poem (One Is
Done For You):
Words----------Denotative
Meaning---------- Connotative Meaning
Colour
Appearance
Disorderliness
Suspicion
Sensation Of Doing
Something Incorrectly Act In An Odd Way
Dankness
Unpleasantness
Rudeness Or Brutality
Cool
Cold
Calm
Speckled
Spotted
Decorated
Distant
Away
Huge
Let’s
Write 1.
You
Must Have Read About The Life And Poetry Of Various Poets. Choose Your
Favourite Poet And Write About His Life And Poetry In About 150 – 200
Words.
Rasul
Mir, Often Referred To As Rasul Mir Shahabadi, Was A Romantic Poet From Kashmir
Who Wrote In The 1800s. He Was Born In 1840 The Ancient Town Of Doru Shahabad , In The Kashmiri District
Of Anantnag. Because Of His Literary Contribution To Kashmiri Romanticism, He
Is Sometimes Referred To As "The Epitome Of Romantic Poetry." It Was
Reported That Mir Was Living When Mahmud Gami And Swoch Kral Sa'eb Passed Away,
About 1855. A Few Years Before Maqbool Shah Kralawari's Death. However,
Muhammad Y. Taing Notes In His Book, Kulliyat-E-Rasul Mir, That On April 5,
1889, The Revenue Department In Anantnag Issued A Certificate Recognising Rasul
Mir As A Village Chieftain (Mukdum), In Line With Kashmir's Agricultural
System.
He Is
Among The Most Well-Known Poets From Kashmir And Is Popularly Called John Ketes
Of Kashmir.
2.Write
A Personality Profile Of Any Local Poet Or Writer You Know.
On
August 3, 1924, Kamil Was Born In The South Kashmiri Hamlet Of Kaprin. He Attended
Aligarh Muslim University To Obtain His Law Degree After Earning His Degree In
Arts From Punjab University. In 1947, He Became A Member Of The Bar And Carried
On Practicing Law Until 1949, When He Was Hired As A Lecturer At Sri Pratap
College In Srinagar. He Was Heavily Involved In The Progressive Writers'
Movement At The Time, And As A Result, He Changed His Language Of Expression
From Urdu To Kashmiri. After The State Cultural Academy Was Established In
1958, He Became A Member And Was Given The Position Of Convener For The
Language Of Kashmir. Later On, He Was Appointed Editor For Kashmiri And
Distinguishedly Edited The Two Academy Publications, Sheeraza And Son Adab. He Retired
From The Service Of The Academy In 1979. He Died On October 30, 2014 (Aged 90)
At Jammu Province Of Ut Jammu And Kashmir.
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