Reflection of Muffled Abatement in Legacy of Ancient Indian Poetry
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https://doi.org/10.31305/rrijm.2023.v08.n06.016Keywords:
modern poetry, traditional poetry, devotion, dedication, eternal emotions, admiration, ancestor, knowledge, experienceAbstract
In order to refine ourselves and to remain perfect in every sphere of life, we must follow the path of our ancestors, whose knowledge and experience assist us and make things easier to adventure daringly. Modern poets are departed with this motto and tries to pave their own path in their own style results in time consumption and worriment. The art of composing poems in verses that become the song of the heart of everyone has now gone. The medium of showing devotion, dedication and eternal emotions of vividness were poems for traditional poets which has no connectivity in modernism. Modern poetry is not running in the traditional way, but giving birth to a new theory by abandoning its tradition what is acceptable in some respects, but poetry has suffered in many areas of fame. Resultant the approaching areas of poem’s popularity got limited and its admiration vase reduced to the extent of its book cover.
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