Indian Writing in English
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The document is a student paper analyzing a poem titled "Let my sisters title this" by Andharia Darshangi. The paper discusses how the poem references a magazine for women that publishes every other week and critiques modern feminists for missing out on life's small joys. It also quotes Kamala Das praising Meena Kandasamy's poetic vision in her anthology as being superior despite the large age difference between the two poets.
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