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Poem XII

My Mother at Sixty Six Analysis by Kamala Das

July 9, 2021May 4, 2016 by Trisha

Kamala Das’s poetry is most often identified as confessional poetry. “My Mother at Sixty Six” can also be identified as such. She is as open and uninhibited in this poem …

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Categories CBSE Poems, Poem XII Tags cbse poems

Line by Line Meaning of My Mother at Sixty Six

October 18, 2020May 4, 2016 by Website Contributors

About the Poet– Kamala Das (also known as Kamala Suraiyya after her conversion to Islam in 1999) was on born 31st March 1934 in Thrissur, Kerala. She spent most of her childhood …

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Categories CBSE Poems, Poem XII, XII Tags cbse poems

A Thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever Summary and Analysis

August 25, 2020November 12, 2013 by Website Contributors

“Endymion”, in many ways signifies a romantic culmination of Keats’s firm belief in the immutability of beauty, and of its claim to a legitimacy vis-à-vis its permanence, and its ability …

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Categories CBSE Poems, CBSE- XII, John Keats, Poem XII, Poets with initials F to J, Poets with initials J, XII

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