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Name: Saryu D. Baraiya Subject: The New Literature (Paper: 13) Roll No.: 25 Study: M.A. Year: Sem. - IV Submitted to: Dept. of English University: MKBU ‘NEW YORK’ DEDICATION’: CYCLE OF LIFE BIRTH & DEATH

New York and Dedication Poems, Cycle of Nature

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Name: Saryu D. Baraiya

Subject: The New Literature (Paper: 13)

Roll No.: 25

Study: M.A.

Year: Sem. - IV

Submitted to: Dept. of English

University: MKBU

‘NEW YORK’

‘DEDICATION’:

CYCLE OF LIFE

BIRTH & DEATH

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New York Dedication

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New York

• Leopold Sedar Senghor

Dedication

• Wole Soyinka

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New York

Commercial Capital of America

Financial Ability

Beauty of New York – “New York! At first I was bewildered

by your beauty,”

Artificiality – “ long-legged, golden girls”

“blue metallic eyes”

“icy smile”

Artificial love – “No laugh from a growing child”

Tries to Criticize European art asserting – “not one book

offering wisdom”

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New York

Skyscrapers = Cyclones

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New York

“Now is the time of manna and hyssop.”

Manna symbolizes the happiness of heaven

Hyssop that the blood of a bird offered in sacrifice is to be sprinkled for the

cleansing of a man or a house affected with leprosy

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New York

Old

Change

New

Change

Artificiality

Change

Cycle of Life

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Dedication

A child is addressed - “your world needs sweetening, child”

Child is near to nature – “The air will not deny you. Like a top

Spin you on the navel of the storm, for the hoe

That roots the forests plows a path for squirrels”

Reality of life

Earth is like mother

Child is generalize

No color discrimination

No religion

No war

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Dedication

“The debt of birth. Yield man-tides like the sea

And ebbing, leave a meaning of the fossilled sands.”

Debt of birth

Have to pay with death

We have debt of nature, too

Ultimate reality of life

Life is like Sea, TIDES

Birth & Death

Cycle of Life

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