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Smitten Knot
The poem "Smitten Knot" is a typical example of Elizabethan sonnet; it's arranged in iambic pentameter. The contextual meaning of the poem expresses love, and also embellish the tone in how nature is pronounced.
Powerful still powerless -WE
This poem is written to describe the situation where people are told to know their rights but are not allowed to live those rights. They are encouraged and discouraged at the same time, actually it depends whether the thing is on their favour or not. People are given an imaginary feeling of having power but in reality they have become powerless.
Lizard
The poet wishes that he leads a dual life: that of the human as also that of a lizard. As lizard he wishes that he has the opportunity of hearing his enemies conspire against him. And also he wishes that he has the opportunity of playfully frightening his friends and, thereby, deriving excitement out of it.
Divine Power is the Ultimate Word
This poem is about God who made us.....the only way to be happy in life is God's blessings....
Philosophy
The real world outside home does not like philosophy. So, though philosophy will make you successful, being non-philosophical in life will turn many a head in your direction.
Freedom in the books of Hinduism
Geeta, Vedas, Upnishads are the books of Hinduism. In these books it is written that real freedom is getting rid of the cycle of birth and death. This is more popularly known as salvation.
The License For Greatness
The poem depict the fact that you cannot achieve greatness without a battle.
