Dakshta Arora
Dakshta Arora is a Gold Medalist Postgraduate in English. After graduating with Honours in Electronics and Communication Engineering, she has switched over to Humanities because of her keen interest in literature. She has got her scholarly papers and book reviews published in reputed journals. She has qualified NET-JRF with 99.81 percentile. She resides at B-72,Deendayal Nagar, Phase II, Near Sai Temple, Moradabad, U.P.She can be contacted at [email protected].
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Being sensitive, Taslima Nasreen feels the pain and sufferings of others and speaks in an idiom of love which proves to be a key that opens her heart where “love, longings, desire and despair” reign. The subject matter of her love poems is none other than Taslima Nasreen herself. Her poems are coloured with the shades of rejected love, reciprocal love, mental love, soulful love, blissful love etc. Her lived experiences in love make her a love poet of a very high order.
The book discusses the poet in making in Taslima Nasreen, offers the concept of love in theory, colours physical, spiritual, mental and emotional shades of love, reveals love in pain and pain in love, displays phrases and figures in the poetic idiom, and finally demonstrates how the religion of love should be the end in the end where love continues to spread its fragrance.
The book will be useful even for a general reader who is interested in love poems of Taslima Nasreen. It avoids the controversial issues and focuses only on the love poems which reveal her heart’s love, longings and belongings.
Being sensitive, Taslima Nasreen feels the pain and sufferings of others and speaks in an idiom of love which proves to be a key that opens her heart where “love, longings, desire and despair” reign. The subject matter of her love poems is none other than Taslima Nasreen herself. Her poems are coloured with the shades of rejected love, reciprocal love, mental love, soulful love, blissful love etc. Her lived experiences in love make her a love poet of a very high order.
The book discusses the poet in making in Taslima Nasreen, offers the concept of love in theory, colours physical, spiritual, mental and emotional shades of love, reveals love in pain and pain in love, displays phrases and figures in the poetic idiom, and finally demonstrates how the religion of love should be the end in the end where love continues to spread its fragrance.
The book will be useful even for a general reader who is interested in love poems of Taslima Nasreen. It avoids the controversial issues and focuses only on the love poems which reveal her heart’s love, longings and belongings.