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A Woman‟s Worth
She gave life. She is a wife.
she is a mother and she is a friend.
she is a sister, a survivor to the end.
appreciate her, we don‟t dare!
ask her worries, we don‟t care.
wipe away her tears, they are invisible as air.
she works, cooks and clean.
she laughs, helps, and hides her pain.
when you struggle, she pulls you through.
all this is she! and what do we do to her?
complain and create a mess.
provide stress and leave her feeling depressed.
push her away and ignore her advice.
tell her she is nothing without thinking twice!
she was raped, tortured and abused.
told she was nothing and would always be used just for pleasure.
she swallows her pride, put her feelings aside,
does everything as you need, in order to make you free.
ignores your ignorance and tolerates your flaws.
you call her nothing.
she answers with pride, dignity and a complete loss of self.
BUT…
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SHE is Strong, Smart, Sensual, Caring, Giving, Surviving,
Tolerant and Powerful
SHE is the finest creation of God – WOMAN!!
Prabha K.
Assistant Professor of English
An Unanswered Prayer
Unbearable punishment, the ultimate
result published by the almighty.
proper care not showered on Her.
over confidence caressed me.
hence missed my Precious Lady.
my thoughts, drenched out through tears have not yet reached
normalcy.
let aside ignorantly, She left me permanently.
my sins were not washed away by tears but my senses!
when will you come back Mom?
God, could you please grant my Mom back to me?
yearning for a chance to put all my love and care on my Dear
Lady.
my Lord!
my Lord grant her back just few more years with me to show her
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how much I love her!
A meaningless prayer from this senseless idiot
and so
Unanswered.
Anita D.
Head Department of English
Silence
Silence, a beautiful language
Imparts wordless meaning
Silence, a healer
Redresses the torments of the mind
Silence, a spiritual language
Unites the mortal with the supreme
Silence, the intimidator
Gives fright to the lonesome soul
Silence, the language of the dumb
It never lies, never abuses, never swears
Silence, the observing tool
Makes one know more, achieve more
Silence, the beginning and the end
The unborn enjoys in the womb
The lifeless accompanied in the tomb.
Renuka N.
Assistant Professor of English
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My Family: A Fascinating Fan
Three wings stick together;
Roam around forever.
Spread the breezy happiness;
Strengthen the life with kindness.
Never be alone;
Named for Unity.
Shows the attraction;
Showers the enthusiastic energy.
Posses the love of another;
Posture as ecstatic.
My Family , A Fascinating Fan
Revolves with the source;
The source of LOVE!
Deepika V.
Assistant Professor of English
Come Back
A Mark of „Red Letter Day‟,
In a Diary of Daughter,
With a Blue Mind.
Am full of Panic,
You in Covered Glasses,
They called it „ICU‟.
A day full of Dreary,
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All seems – Panorama at a Second.
Am totally ruined by Anxiety and Fatigue,
Remembrance of My Foibles and Jollity,
Imagined You as a Pedant and Modeler,
All of a sudden, You Bedridden,
With Unknown Mind & Unconscious stage,
They said it „KOMA‟.
Its drudgery to Me to Survive.
You, My Hope, My Desire, My Joy,
You, a form of Honesty, Hard worker & difficult to describe.
Am Oceanid, Torn with Tears
Holded hands, Aching Heart,
Longing for Love
Arise as my usual DAD
Pappa (Daughter) Waiting…
Kanchana V.
Assistant Professor of English
To My Mentor
I want to thank you
Not just for being a good TEACHER
But for being
A caring second MOTHER
I want to thank you
Not just for being my teacher
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But for being
A guide and a MENTOR
I want to thank you
Not just for helping me out
But for motivating me
And clearing away my doubts
Thank you Grand pa.
Nishanthi S.
Assistant Professor of English
Real Heroes of the World
Sun rises in the east,
Sets in the west.
Life raises above the ground,
Sets below the ground.
Don‟t worry about the past;
Or feel for the future.
Be yourself in the present,
Save for the future.
Be like a hero in all your
Movement – but don‟t hurt,
Even a single heart.
When you are a hero,
Work like a bee –
In the beautiful world,
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Save like an ant-
For the future generation
Live like a crow with Unity.
In the present life – lend hands
To the needy
Save the helpless children,
Be like a hero,
Work like a bee,
Save like an ant,
Join Together like a crow,
Then analyze how beautiful –
The World around is!
Punitha Valli K. I B.A English
Credit to My College…
My life may have started somewhere
But the meaning of my life starts only here!
Pleasures of my life may start anywhere;
But beauty of my life is found only here!
Whatever treasure I wish, I may get from
Wherever I can;
But my future treasures are hidden only here!
Whatever height, I may reach in my future;
all the credits will go only to my college!
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Wherever I may go whatever I wish;
I won‟t get back this college life
Again in my future!
I may find a lot of people in my future;
But I never get back my precious
Staff again!
Tajmahal is one of the seven wonders of world;
But my Kongu Arts and Science college
Is the only wonder of my world!
White marble is the beauty of Tajmahal;
But my classmates are the beauty of
B.A.ENGLISH…
Punitha Valli K. I B.A English
Where am I Going ?
I „m running breathlessly
towards an unknown destination
with ample sweat,
spilling on my way
I care not where I sway.
once here thence there
Oh my God!
Where am I to stay?
morning sun is
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born to burn;
midnight moon is
born to shine;
even the highway flowers
are born to blossom
Oh God! WHATS the
damn reason for my birth?
on this earth!
pounding with eyes to, tied fight
it haunts me
Where I‟ll find the light?
How am I to strive?
Without proper drive?
howling human Jones and
blood sucking evil stabbers
are awaiting to dumb a soul
That wanders and haunts me again!
help me to find my destination
for I would promise that
I„ll toil hard till
every single cell of mine
is alive!
Yuvashree K.
I B.A English
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A Good Friend
a friend in need
is a friend indeed
the words which we heed
that make our friendship breed
getting good friends is rare
so give them a share
the joys and sorrows you bear
together you climb up
and do not give them up
Dhinakaran M.
I B.A English
Cricket
Cricket is fun
when India gets a run
when Sachin hits a six
Pakistan is in a fix
when Dhoni hits a four
everyone wants to know the score
when Dravid gets out
everyone should shout
when Yuvraj takes the catch
India wins the match
Selva Sundram S.
I B.A English
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Friends…
Seven Colors Make a Rainbow
Seven Chords Make the Music
Seven Days Make a Week
Seven Continents Make the World
Seven Beautiful Letters Make Us
F-R-I-E-N-D-S
Sri Maha Lakshmi N.
I B.A English
A Tribute to Teachers
T Thank you for the TIME you spent with us.
E Thank you for the ENERGY you spent for us.
A Thank you for the ASPIRATION you have on
C Thank you for the CHEER that brightens us.
H Thank you for the HELP that you render to us.
E Thank you for the ENCOURAGEMENT that enliven us .
R Thank you for the REMARKABLE SERVICE you render us.
S Thank you for all the SACRIFICE
WE SALUTE OUR TEACHERS!
Fathima Suhaina A.
II B.A English
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My Mother
Source of love;
Treasure of sacrifice;
An ocean of kindness;
Personification of God‟s mercy;
Do you know who is she?
She is my mother!
She is an angel sent by God.
To share love and affection
Without any expectation.
Mother‟s love is genuine and special
Which is immortal and can‟t be replaced.
My greatest inspiration forever is my mother.
Vinola N.
II B.A English
Haiku Poem
Heaven must be really small, because
I can see it in my mom‟s eyes…….
Fathima Suhaina A.
II B.A English
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God‟s Gift
I asked God for a rose
He gave me garden.
I asked God for water
He gave me falls.
I asked God for love
He gave me mother.
I asked go for education
He gave me teachers.
I asked God for success
And I got the opportunity.
Jaya Kiruthika S.K.
I B.A English
My Wish
Every second my heart pumps
And I hear a sound of beats
It says, my days that I am going
to be with my family members,
to count my happiness in numbers
Yes, I want my days to pass
Because, I never lose it,
Yes, its my Curiosity to honor my parents.
Janani S.
I B.A English
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Child Labour
It is not the fate of the children to be in deep gloom
But it happens; they live in the black world
Being hidden in the black world
Their talent is lost in darkness
Their eyes turn red due to sleeplessness
They lack power and anger in mind
Instead of hold pencil and pen
Their hands hold chisel & hammer
So, Let us prevent the children from becoming
illiterate
And make our Country awake…
Kavin Kumar V.
I B.A English
Go With Confidence
Audience see a Joker as a Joker,
but the Joker sees himself
as a Performer.
No matter
what others think about you,
Its your life,
just go on with Confidence.
Nandhini S. I B.A English
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This is Life
If life treats you bad,
don‟t feel lonely and sad,
as there are others who‟ve
Been through worse…
Still they have never cried nor cursed
If you feel something is not right
Then fight it with all your might,
Even in the darkness of the night,
You will be a Star light.
Nandhini S. I B.A English
Our Life is an Account
Our birth - our opening stock
Our happiness - our profit
Sorrow - our loss
Soul - our good will
Heart - our own fixed assets
Character - our own assets
Knowledge - our investment
Aim - our balance sheet
Death - our closing account.
Sowdharani D.
I B.A English
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My Celestial Damsel
When you were a child, I saw you as a cute angel,
When you walked, I held your hand, and I served you…
When you were young, I stood up for you…
No matter where I am, I will come for your rescue…
When you settle in other‟s hand,
You will see the new land,
You will feel like sinking in a quicksand,
When we get a unique path, we will maintain distance…
When we grow older, we will live separately,
Though we are leading different life,
We help each other.
There is no replacement
For one another.
This is what I have learnt,
My attachment on YOU will never go
My Celestial Damsel
Dhamothatran S.
II M.A English
Almighty‟s Angelic Credence
A valuable boon to me
an unfailingly heart-warming creation
who always cares for me with her
Ever lasting love!
Mellowness smile with the lovely countenance is her trait.
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She, My Queen!
born with the forbearing personality,
grown up in a valuable milieu,
Living with an Interminable intelligence.
A precious gift with the
combination of Devotion, Love, Care and
Intelligence
A Marvelous Being, My Mother!
LOVE YOU AMMA.
Catharin Queene M.
I.B.Sc CDF (VOC)
Sonnet to My Mother
(In The Form of Shakespearean Sonnet)
I am celebrating this day
As the best day of my life
And her hands wiped my tears away.
My love for her is beyond this life
Everyone else put me down-
She stood by me when I was dull.
She is the motivator who
makes me to expose all my skills
On seeing her face, my grief vanished.
I exclaimed of her great fortitude
She makes my misfortunes perished
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And I express her, my love and gratitude.
I am celebrating this day not for other,
because I am writing about my mother.
Boobalakrishnan T.
I MA English
Today
If you want to enjoy
Think that
Today is the first day, but
If you want to achieve
Think that
Today in the last day.
Don‟t miss the opportunities
Try, put your Best
The Rest will take care of itself.
Jawahar A.
I B.A English
My Brother
You are God‟s gift to me
who guides me to go in the right path,
who struggles hard for me,
to bring my future in bright path.
you are naughty, when you are happy,
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which makes me cheery,
because you are happy.
I want you to be happy always.
No brother in this world,
can give the care you give me
and I am the luckiest sister in this world
to have a sweet brother like you.
I thank God for this wonderful gift – MY
BROTHER.
Ashita Michael
II M.A English
Remember Me
Book says read me
Money says earn me
Time says plan me
Flower says love me
Friendship says remember me.
Jawahar A.
I B.A English
Amazing Language
An Amazing language
That is the English language
Which is very strange.
For there are words which we cannot change.
The plural of ‟bone‟ is „bones‟,
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But „ox‟ is „oxen‟ and never „oxes‟.
The plural of „mouse‟ becomes „mice‟.
But „house‟ never becomes „hice‟.
The plural of „man‟ becomes „men‟
Why shouldn‟t the plural of „pan‟ become „pen‟?
Many „brothers‟ we call „bretheren‟.
Many „sisters‟ are not „sisteren‟
So English is amazing; we all agree;
It is the global language we ever did see.
Sri Maha Lakshmi N.
I B.A English
Grammar House
A man named „Noun‟ and his wife named „Verb‟ live in the
house of Grammar. They have two sons and a daughter. The elder
son acts on behalf of his father during his absence, so people call
him „Pronoun‟. The younger son „Adjective‟ is a poet, he often
describes things. The daughter „Adverb‟ often takes care of her
mother. Mr. Noun has a brother-in-law, named „Preposition‟
helps by showing his position in life. „Conjunction‟ is a dear
friend of his family. There is an attendant and
people call him „Interjection‟.
SOBIYA P
I M.A English
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Biography of Malala
Malala was born on 12 July 1997 in Mingora, Swat Valley
in Pakistan. She started speaking about the rights of education in
2008 when she was just 11 years old. She was an educational
campaigner who came to public attention by writing for BBC
Urdu about life under Taliban. When the Taliban took control of
the Swat Valley, she refused to be silence and raised her voice
against them. Encouraged by her father to express her thoughts,
she became more vocal in voicing her opinion of women‟s right
to education. This angered the Taliban and they issued a death
threat against her. In October 2012, she was shot dead as she was
returning from school. She miraculously survived the horrific
attack and returned to activism even more determined than before.
The attack on Malala caused Pakistan to create their first ever
Right to Education Bill. She became the youngest ever person to
be awarded the Nobel Prize in 2014 jointly with the Indian
activist, Kailash Satyarthi. Her birthday was celebrated as
“Malala Day” through out the world. In 2013, she published her
autobiography, “I AM MALALA: THE GIRL WHO STOOD UP
FOR EDUCATION AND WAS SHOT BY THE TALIBAN”. She
got a honourary doctorate from the University of King‟s College.
She received over 40 honours and awards due to her heroic and
incredible activism. She believed that “One child, one teacher,
one book and one pen can change the world”. She considered
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education as the most powerful weapon than everything else. In
October 2015, a documentary namely “HE NAMED ME
MALALA” was released, which gives viewers an intimate look
into the life of Malala.
Sahena Begum P.
II M.A English
Unknown Facts
The bowel formed by cupping your hands together is called
a Gowpen.
The musty smell left in the air after it rains is called
Petrichor.
A Puckfist is someone who braggingly dominates a
conversation.
3 metre diameter of half ton cheese was one of the
wedding gifts of Queen Victoria.
The L – shape formed between the extended thumb and the
fore finger is called the Purlicue.
The first person you meet after you leave your house is
called a Qualtagh.
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Beginning and ending a sentence with the
same word or phrase – as in „The King is
dead, long live the King‟ – is called
Epanalepsis.
Priyadharshini S.
II BA English
Seven Secrets of Success
Roof Said : Aim High
Fan Said : Be Cool
Clock Said : Every Minute Is Precious
Mirror Said : Reflect Before You Act
Window Said : See the World
Calendar Said : Be Up To Date
Door Said : Push Hard To Achieve Your
Goal.
Sri Maha Lakshmi N.
I B.A English
Famous Days
January: 25 - Indian Tourism day.
February: 2 - World Wetlands day.
March: 8 - International Women‟s day.
April: 22 - World Earth day.
April: 23 - World Books day.
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May: 1 - International Labour day.
June: 14 - World Blood Donor day.
June: 21 - International Yoga day.
June: 29 - Statistics day.
July: 26 - Kargil Victory day.
August: 13 – Left handers day.
September: 14 - World First Aid day.
September: 25 - Social Justice day.
October: 30 - World Thrift day.
November: 16 – National Press day.
December: 14 - National Energy Conservation day.
Gowthami K
III B.A English
Underwater Facts
A Starfish has no brain but a complex nervous system.
The number of taste buds in catfish is 27,000.
Dolphins sleep with one eye opened.
Electric eels have much energy saved in their
body to glow up 12 bulbs. This energy is
generally stored in their tails.
Sea turtles excrete salt from their eyes.
Patrick Lemuel B
I B.A English
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Riddles
I am a 5 letter word
If all the 5 letters are available
I am a „talent‟ in you
If you remove my first letter I will die
If you remove my first two letter I will fall sick
Who am I ? “Skill”
Gowtham R
I B.A English
Progenitors of English Literature
1. Father of English Literature : Geoffrey Chaucer
2. Father of English Drama : William Shakespeare
3. Father of English Poetry : Geoffrey Chaucer
4. Father of English Prose : William Tyndale
5. Father of English Satire : Jonathan Swift
6. Father of English Criticism : John Dryden
7. Father of English Novel : Henry Fielding
8. Father of English Essay : Francis Bacon
9. Father of English Gothic Novel : Horace Walpole
10. Father of English Tragedy : Christopher
11. Father of English Dictionary : Dr. Johnson
12. Father of English Journalism : Daniel Defoe
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13. Father of Science Fiction : Jules Verne
14. Father of Empiricism : Francis Bacon
15. Father of Humanism : Petrarch
16. Father of Renaissance : Petrarch
17. Father of English Romanticism : William Wordsworth
18. Father of Deconstruction : Derride
19. Father of Mythology : Cornus
20. Father of Modernism : Twist Gallery
Suganya R
II M.A. English
Riddles
We throw the outside part and cook it‟s inside part, and we eat the
outside part and throw the inside part. What does it may be?
Ans: Corn
What contains a letter and conveys many
meanings?
Ans: Envelope
Arundhathi A
I B.A English
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Swami Vivekananda's Speeches
The World Parliament of Religions, Chicago
Chicago, Sept 11, 1893
Sisters and Brothers of America,
It fills my heart with joy
unspeakable to rise in response to
the warm and cordial welcome which you have given us. I thank
you in the name of the most ancient order of monks in the world;
I thank you in the name of the mother of religions, and I thank
you in the name of millions and millions of Hindu people of all
classes and sects.
My thanks, also, to some of the speakers on this platform who,
referring to the delegates from the Orient, have told you that these
men from far-off nations may well claim the honor of bearing to
different lands the idea of toleration. I am proud to belong to a
religion which has taught the world both tolerance and universal
acceptance.
We believe not only in universal toleration, but we accept all
religions as true. I am proud to belong to a nation which has
sheltered the persecuted and the refugees of all religions and all
nations of the earth. I am proud to tell you that we have gathered
in our bosom the purest remnant of the Israelites, who came to
Southern India and took refuge with us in the very year in which
their holy temple was shattered to pieces by Roman tyranny. I am
proud to belong to the religion which has sheltered and is still
fostering the remnant of the grand Zoroastrian nation. I will quote
to you, brethren, a few lines from a hymn which I remember to
have repeated from my earliest boyhood, which is every day
repeated by millions of human beings: "As the different streams
having their sources in different paths which men take through
different tendencies, various though they appear, crooked or
straight, all lead to Thee."
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The present convention, which is one of the most august
assemblies ever held, is in itself a vindication, a declaration to the
world of the wonderful doctrine preached in the Gita:
"Whosoever comes to Me, through whatsoever form, I reach him;
all men are struggling through paths which in the end lead to me."
Sectarianism, bigotry, and its horrible descendant, fanaticism,
have long possessed this beautiful earth.
They have filled the earth with violence, drenched it often and
often with human blood, destroyed civilization and sent whole
nations to despair. Had it not been for these horrible demons,
human society would be far more advanced than it is now. But
their time is come; and I fervently hope that the bell that tolled
this morning in honor of this convention may be the death-knell
of all fanaticism, of all persecutions with the sword or with the
pen, and of all uncharitable feelings between persons wending
their way to the same goal.
CONCLUDING ADDRESS - Chicago, Sept 27, 1893
The World's Parliament of Religions has become an accomplished
fact, and the merciful Father has helped those who labored to
bring it into existence, and crowned with success their most
unselfish labor.
My thanks to those noble souls whose large hearts and love of
truth first dreamed this wonderful dream and then realized it. My
thanks to the shower of liberal sentiments that has overflowed this
platform.
My thanks to this enlightened audience for their uniform kindness
to me and for their appreciation of every thought that tends to
smooth the friction of religions. A few jarring notes were heard
from time to time in this harmony. My special thanks to them, for
they have, by their striking contrast, made general harmony the
sweeter.
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Much has been said of the common ground of religious unity. I
am not going just now to venture my own theory. But if any one
here hopes that this unity will come by the triumph of any one of
the religions and the destruction of the others, to him I say,
"Brother, yours is an impossible hope." Do I wish that the
Christian would become Hindu? God forbid. Do I wish that the
Hindu or Buddhist would become Christian? God forbid.
The seed is put in the ground, and earth and air and water are
placed around it. Does the seed become the earth, or the air, or the
water? No. It becomes a plant. It develops after the law of its own
growth, assimilates the air, the earth, and the water, converts them
into plant substance, and grows into a plant.
Similar is the case with religion. The Christian is not to become a
Hindu or a Buddhist, nor a Hindu or a Buddhist to become a
Christian. But each must assimilate the spirit of the others and yet
preserve his individuality and grow according to his own law of
growth.
If the Parliament of Religions has shown anything to the world, it
is this: It has proved to the world that holiness, purity and charity
are not the exclusive possessions of any church in the world, and
that every system has produced men and women of the most
exalted character.
In the face of this evidence, if anybody dreams of the exclusive
survival of his own religion and the destruction of the others, I
pity him from the bottom of my heart, and point out to him that
upon the banner of every religion will soon be
written in spite of resistance: "Help and not fight,"
"Assimilation and not Destruction," "Harmony and
Peace and not Dissension."
Lakshmanan R.
Assistant Professor of English
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Nobel Prize in Literature
2015-Svetlana Alexievich
“For her polyphonic writings”, describing them as a “monument
to suffering and courage in our time”
2014-Patrick Modiano
“For the art of memory with which he has evoked the most
ungraspable human destinies and uncovered the life-world of the
occupation”
2013-Alice Munro
“Master of the contemporary short story”
2012-Mo Yan
“Who with hallucinatory realism merges folk tales, history and
the contemporary”
2011-Tomas Transtromer
“Because, through his condensed, translucent images, he gives us
fresh access to reality”
2010-Mario Vargas Llosa
“For his cartography of structures of power and his trenchant
images of the individual‟s resistance, revolt and defeat”
2009-Herta Muller
“Who, with the concentration of poetry and the frankness of prose
depicts the landscape of the dispossessed”
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2008-Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clezio
“Author of how departures, poetic adventure and sensual ecstasy
explore of a humanity beyond and below reigning civilization”
2007-Doris Lessing
“That epicist of the female experience, who with scepticism, fire
and visionary power as subjected a divided civilization to
scrutiny”
2006-Orhan Pamuk
“Who in the quest for the melancholic soul of his native city has
discovered new symbols for the clash and interlacing of cultures”
2005-Harold Pinter
“Who in his plays uncovers the precipice under everyday prattle
and forces entry into oppression‟s closed rooms”
2004-Elfriede Jelinek
“For her musical flow of voices and counter-voices in plays that
with extraordinary linguistic zeal reveal the absurdity of society‟s
clichés and their subjugating power”
2003-John M.Coetzee
“Who in innumerable guises portrays the suprising involvements
of the outsiders”
2002-Imre Kertesz
“For writing the upholds the fragile experience of
the individual against the barbaric arbitrariness of
history”
Pavitra V.
II B.A. English
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DRAMATIC LEGEND
Priya T.R
I B.A. English
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SAVE TREES
Kaviya P.
I B.A. English
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MISSILE MAN OF INDIA
Mohana Bharathi K.
III B.A. English
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EDUCATION TO ALL
Jeevika D.
I B.A. English
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CINDRELLA
Nivedha Rajakumari A.
III B.A. English
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OUR COLLEGE – THE SEAT OF WISDOM
Catharin Queene M.
I.B.Sc CDF (VOC)
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DIVINE GLORY
Keerthika M.
I.B.Sc CDF (VOC)
Insight 2016
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ODE ON A GRECIAN URN
Kalpana K.
I B.A. English
