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Social Evil
         - The Fakeer of Jangeera




                   Prepared by:-
                Kuvadiya Deepika
                M.A.-part(II)
                    Sem-(III)
            Paper- Indian Writing in English
                      Roll no. 10
Theme of Sati (Death’s Festival)

Barbaric & degrading aspect

Nuleeni- Bengali Hindu woman
 Devoted woman- “Must Die”

 Widow’s wail.

 Purchased flower, spotless loveliness.

 Hopeless, helpless, speech less.
O’ this is but the world’s unfeeling way
And like a demon’ tis its custom still’
To laugh at sorrow, and then coldly kill
Who tell us man for man has sympathy
Who say that tears arising out of pain.

Happy’ thrice happy thus early to leave,
Earth and its sorrow,
For heaven and its bliss’.

Happy’ thrice happy
Thea lord shall there meet thee.
Work Cited

Derozio,Poet of India, The Definitive Edition
Material provided by Mam
Class-note

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  • 1. Social Evil - The Fakeer of Jangeera Prepared by:- Kuvadiya Deepika M.A.-part(II) Sem-(III) Paper- Indian Writing in English Roll no. 10
  • 2. Theme of Sati (Death’s Festival) Barbaric & degrading aspect Nuleeni- Bengali Hindu woman
  • 3.  Devoted woman- “Must Die”  Widow’s wail.  Purchased flower, spotless loveliness.  Hopeless, helpless, speech less.
  • 4. O’ this is but the world’s unfeeling way And like a demon’ tis its custom still’ To laugh at sorrow, and then coldly kill Who tell us man for man has sympathy Who say that tears arising out of pain. Happy’ thrice happy thus early to leave, Earth and its sorrow, For heaven and its bliss’. Happy’ thrice happy Thea lord shall there meet thee.
  • 5. Work Cited Derozio,Poet of India, The Definitive Edition Material provided by Mam Class-note