This document provides a comparison between the poems "The Waste Land" and "Marubhumi". It notes that both poems have five parts and were inspired by different authors, with "The Waste Land" by T.S. Eliot being original and in hard language while "Marubhumi" is a translation to common language from Jagdish. The document also states that both poems suggest the barrenness of life through their titles, though "The Waste Land" depicts a more exhausted and perverted Western culture while "Marubhumi" required hard work to translate. In conclusion, it finds that while the titles present different ideas, both poems suggest emptiness of life and encourage critical thinking.

1.  Name : Gediya Disha Vijaybhai
 Roll Number :10
 Class :Sem 3
 Subject : Comparison between The Waste
Land and Marubhumi
 Email: dishagediya11@gmail.com
 Submitted to : Department Of English
Maharaja Krishnakmar Sinhji Bhavnagar
University

2.  Five parts
 The burial of the dead
 A game of chess
 The fire sermon
 Death by Water
 What the thunder said
 Use of myth

3.  Five parts
 Marela o nu dafan
 Shetranj ni ramat
 Agni bodh
 Jal thi ghat
 Prajapati megh e shu
kahyu

4.  The waste Land
 Inspire by James
Joyce
 Autobiographical
 Use of hard language
 Original
 Dedicated to Ezra
Pond
 Marubhumi
 Inspire by Jagdish
 Not atobiographical
 Use of commom
language
 Translation
 Dedicated to Niranjan
Bhagat


5.  Barrenness of title
 Like translation
 Land of dead

6.  Western culture
 Exhausted
 Sexual perversion
 Spiritual degradation

7.  Suggestion by Sresh Dalal
 Hard work to translate it
 Line to line translation
 Finding Sources

8.  So here both poem have same pattern but
both the title present different idea in front of
us. We can say that both the poem suggest
emptiness of life and critical thinking.