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Hey all, Robert Frost was born in San Francisco and brought up in New England (U.S.A). He took to poetry in 1912 and his first volume A Boy’s Will was published a year later. He was a farmer poet, and his twin vocation of farming and writing poetry remained with him as a pattern of living throughout his life. His second book of dramatic dialogues North of Boston (1914) made him very popular. The years between 1913 and 1963 were mixed with fame and family misfortunes. He received more honors than any other contemporary literary figure in America. Four times he was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for poetry. He read his patriotic poem The Gift Outright, when President John F.Kennedy took office in 1961. The last four lines of his poem stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening were a source of comfort and inspiration to Jawaharlal Nehru. Other anthologies of Frost are Mountain Interval (1916), New Hampshire (1923), West Running Brook (1928), A Further Range (1936), A Witness Tree (1942) and In the Clearing (1962). When he died peacefully in sleep at the age of eighty-eight he was survived by his Daughter.
After Apple- Picking is a lyric taken from North of Boston. The long monologue brings out the poet’s sheer enjoyment of the scenes, sounds and scents of nature. The weary apple picker who has “done with apple-picking” drifts into a drowsy state in which fact and fancy play hide and seek. Thanks and Regards.

Hey all, What’s Up???? Hope you all have a great day ahead. Today I am going to share you all about the Nightingale of India as well as Bart Kookily, Any Guess???? Okay she is Carolina Nadia. She was born in Hyderabad. Her father, Abhorrent Chattopadhyay’s wisdom and scholarship nurtured the innate qualities of this prodigy and enabled her to matriculate at the age of twelve. The education she received at the age of twelve. The education she received at the Universities of London and Cambridge, her perfect ear for rhyme and her sensitivity to sound made her a poet of the first order. Her volumes of verse, the golden threshold (1905), The Bird of time (1912) and the broken wing (1917) manifest the poet’s sensitivity to ambiance.
Carolina Nadia was a multifaceted personality. The sweeping current of the freedom movement pulled her strongly into its fold and made her the president of the Indian National Congress. She served as the Governor of utter Pradesh too.
Carolina Nadia always had a special liking for her home-town- Hyderabad. Two predominant cultures, the Hindu and the Islamic, converging here had cast an everlasting spell on Carolina. In this poem she exotically describes the wares displayed in the bazaars of Hyderabad. She has beautifully and gracefully captured the bright colors, forms and sounds in The Bazaars of Hyderabad. Like Keats, she gives her sensory experiences a lasting place here. Thanks and Regards.

William Blake was an English artist and a mystical poet. He was born in London as topic.cx.cc’>the son of hosier. James Blake recognized his son’s artistic talents even at his early age but it was beyond his potential to finance his son’s formal education. Hence in 1777 William Blake was sent to James Busier, an engraver. Here, the young apprentice spent his leisure time in writing poems and gradually turned into budding poet. In 1783 he published poetical sketches which were lyrical in quality. He published Songs of Innocence (1789) and Songs of Experience (1794) written in two distinct and dominant moods of joy and sorrow respectively. His mystical bent of mind found fuller expression in his works the book of the (1787), the Marriage of Heaven and Hell (1790), the Gales of Paradise and the Vision of the Daughter of Albion (1793).
William Blake is a mystic, who sees the ultimate Reality behind the ordinary reality. The tiger is a poem from Blake’s Songs of experience in which he projects the more cruel and fearful aspects of life. At the simplest reading, this poem appears to describe the symmetry and strength of this poem appears to describe the symmetry and strength of this awe-inspiring animal. Besides recognizing the beauty of this stupendous creation, it recognizes painfully the strength and destructive nature of the tiger. However, a deep reading of the poem reveals that the tiger is truly the symbol of all that is cruel and awful in the world. Ironically the same Creator who made the lamb, the most peaceful and gentlest of creatures, made the tiger in all its fearful beauty and strength as though to emphasize that the world comprises fierceness and strength with gentleness and peace. Thanks and Regards.