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Review BY AUTHOR WILLIAMSJI MAVELI
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“The Poet” by Jernail S Anand
Theme: “The Poet” is a reflective piece that explores the complex relationship between the poet, their work, and the world. The poem delves into themes of identity, legacy, and the fear of insignificance.
Jernail S. Aanand uses vivid imagery to convey the poet’s inner turmoil and the limitations of their art. The poet is likened to a “highest peak” that, despite its grandeur, bends in humility before a powerful soul. This imagery highlights the poet’s vulnerability and the potential for their work to be overshadowed by greater forces.
The comparison of the poet to a “highest peak” is a central metaphor that underscores the poet’s ambition and vulnerability.
The poem uses repetition, particularly in the opening stanzas, to emphasize the poet’s self-absorption and the limitations of their perspective. The repetition of “If” creates a sense of doubt and uncertainty.
The poem is divided into several stanzas, each exploring a different aspect of the poet’s identity and the impact of their work. The use of stanzas allows for a structured exploration of complex ideas.
The tone of the poem is introspective and melancholic. The poet expresses a sense of isolation and a fear of being forgotten. However, there is also a glimmer of hope and a desire for connection.
“The Poet” is a poignant exploration of the artist’s struggle to find meaning and purpose in their work. Jernail S. Aanand’s use of vivid imagery, figurative language, and a reflective tone creates a powerful and thought-provoking piece. The poem invites readers to consider the role of the artist in society and the enduring impact of creative expression.
WILLIAMSJI MAVELI
