The poem depicts how a reverence for nature is an intrinsic part of the Indian psyche. The narrator's mother, despite suffering migraines on account of the pollen of the red champak trees, is enraged at a suggestion to cut down the flowering trees. In Indian culture life is sacred, and a flowering tree, which is a fertility symbol, is doubly so. The trees also hold a sentimental attachment for the mother as they are about the same age as hers. The rest of the poem is easy.
A. K. Ramanujan died in 1993.
A. K. Ramanujan was born on 1929-03-16.
Ramanujan's work reveals that cultural tradition in India is a conflict between the colonial English identitt of the country as welo as its historic and post-colonial ethnic identities.
Ramanujan father name K. Srinivasa Iyengar
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"Snakes" by AK ramanujan is a touching reality that depicts the indifference of modern society. How the poor takes the risk to feed their family by providing entertainment to the rich.
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