Critical Analysis of the Poem, Hunger by Jayanta Mahapatra

The poem “Hunger” describes a certain experience of the protagonist (poet speaker) with a fisherman’s daughter. The fisherman’s financial stringency had compelled him to use his teenaged daughter as a prostitute in order to earn some money and to keep himself and his daughter going. The protagonist contacted thi…

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What is Lateral Consonant Approximant?

Definition Lateral consonant approximant  is articulated with a stricture of partial closure, i.e. with complete closure in the centre of the vocal tract, but the sides of the tongue are lowered and the lung air escapes along the sides of the tongue freely.   The lateral sound is frictionless. It is in many res…

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Critical Analysis of Dylan Thomas’s Poem in October

Dylan Thomas’s  ‘Poem in October’   is derived from the volume,  Death and Entrance  where he presents a vision of his childhood in contradiction to the monotonous, frustrated urban life after world wars. The poem describes comparing and contrasting picture of village’s life and town life which show us the backwa…

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