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NATURALNESS IN THE DESCRIPTION OF SEASONS FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF VOLUME AND POETRY IN VISHVAHRIDAYA VALMIKI RAMAYANA

Dr. Neeraj Kumari

Volume: 3 Issue: 3 2013

Abstract:

The summary is that the poet creates the poetic world like the human world to present the poem in a specific environment. We call this description of nature by the poet. In Prabandha poems, subtle observation of nature is given place for the expression of sentimentality, melody, kindness and sensitivity. Nature gets a place in poetry in two ways - because of its beauty of the described object, secondly for the description of the poet, for the performance of miracles or for the expression of his multi-knowledge. In the synthetic depiction of nature, the poet's imagination presents visually visible sensory images to the reader. Valmiki has been a resident of Aranya, because the accepted object has been depicted in the form of content (content) and form (Prakash Bhangi) on the basis of imagination, not only this, the beauty of nature has been depicted only in its attractive power, gentleness, sweetness or soft form. Tax did not depend on the same, but in the description of the object, the repulsive power or the harsh, fierce form has also been successfully portrayed. The thing is, sometimes even ugly, hideous, terrifying things have a wonderful allure. Criticized poet Valmiki and Ramavatar Poddar Arun have presented captivating pictures of nature using subtle observational tendency. In the form of support, the names of native trees, creepers, groves, food items have been depicted in enumeration or synthetic form. Nature always excites the feelings of happiness and sorrow. By presenting examples of different forms of nature, the researcher has tried to show that Valmiki's natural poetry is very vast and multidimensional, whose colors are very bright and attractive, yet there is more poeticity and figurativeness in available places.

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