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... poet asks his purpose . Deven tells the Urdu poet about the intention of his visit , that is to interview him for an Urdu magazine . At this Nur starts interrogating him , and criticising him for teaching Hindi in college . The poet ...
... poet asks his purpose . Deven tells the Urdu poet about the intention of his visit , that is to interview him for an Urdu magazine . At this Nur starts interrogating him , and criticising him for teaching Hindi in college . The poet ...
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... poet was not married , although like all poets he possessed an invisible muse , a mistress and wife to him , and a wedding ring with which he pledged his devotion to the Chosen Image . Unfortunately , when he turned the wedding ring ...
... poet was not married , although like all poets he possessed an invisible muse , a mistress and wife to him , and a wedding ring with which he pledged his devotion to the Chosen Image . Unfortunately , when he turned the wedding ring ...
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... poet's faith in representation , just as faith in God can be tested , the poet's faith wanes in the face of what he perceives to be the failure of the catalogue artistic representation of the bloom ; the ' Chosen Image ' is , it appears ...
... poet's faith in representation , just as faith in God can be tested , the poet's faith wanes in the face of what he perceives to be the failure of the catalogue artistic representation of the bloom ; the ' Chosen Image ' is , it appears ...
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Jalal Uddin Khan | 12 |
Tirthankar Das Purkayastha | 40 |
R S Krishnan | 54 |
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