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Suneelaspeaks
by Suneela Jyotsna TGT
'To Wordsworth' a poem written by PB Shelley.
Episodes
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Terms & Conditions Apply
A poem which tells about the present state of my country.
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చూపుడు వేలు
Awarding winning poem, చూపుడు వేలు is written by Karanam Kalyan Krishna Kumar. The poem poses question against the safety of girl child.
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It's All About You And Me
A poem by Masna
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Hasini Lakshminarayanan
Hasini
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PRISHA HEDAU
PRISHA Hedau
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Rani Rampal
The women hockey captain tells us about her own life which was not a bed of roses but more than that...... Let us see what she has to say about herself......
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Don't Argue with Donkeys
A wonderful fable which tells us not to waste our energy where our arguments make no difference......
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Just a Story
This story tells us to be content with what we have instead of feeling depressed for what we don't..... 'Feeling a glow of contentment' is the best mantra of a happy life.....
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PATIENCE
A Story which tells the importance of Patience.. As the saying goes 'All things come to those who wait'....
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Dear Parents
Attitude matters. What we perform today may not decide what we will be in future. So, it is wise to stand by the side of your children during dark hours. Support them in thick and thin, this certainly helps them to achieve their hearts craving, says a principal.
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The Law of Wasted Effort
This short article shows the nature of human beings and also animals. It says that animals are more receptive than us in accepting their wasted efforts...
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All The Fused Bulbs are the Same!
A story which tells us that we must enjoy what we have today, instead of brooding on what we have lost.
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పదిలం
The poems of third episode of Suneelaspeaks are on Corona virus🦠😷... This poems says that everyone must be careful. Every life is important whether it is a youngster or an aged person...
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ఇది నా దేశం
A poem in telugu which is a mockery at our insensitive nature towards the farmers of our country.
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Rule of Vanquished
This poem draws a comparison between the great female leads in our Epics and the women achievers of present day and leaves the readers with a question to whom should they follow. The poet opines that one should follow the path which leads us to a happy living instead of one which puts you into...
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Perish
This poem is rich in figurative speech. 'Dying hope and Thriving despair' are examples of oxymoron. 'I wish' is a refrain which recurs in the poem. 'Oh Lady! I wish you live a real day to know that you never existed' is an example of antithesis. This poem is an apostrophe as it addresses the...
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Ask Not Us
This poem is metaphoric in nature. The Wind, River, Sun and a Teacher are metaphors for nature. They do their portion of work just like nature, and they never yearn for return benefits..... The poem says that the work of nature can't be measured in any scale, so, does a teacher.
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Cherish this moment
This poem is addressed to the audience, which is called as apostrophe, in figures of speech. 'Cherish her death and despise her life' are examples of Oxymoron. This poem talks about those women who sacrifice their lives in the illusion to save their families. They give no importance to their...
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Oh Mother!
This poem tells about the nature of woman, who takes care of her family with little gestures.. She is equally dexterous in handling friends, family and also foe. Whatever she does, she does to make people into family....
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PARDON ME
A poem written and read by Suneela Jyotsna
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To Wordswoth, Sonney by PB Shelley
This poem is written in Iambic pentameter. In this poem Shelley accuses Wordsworth of 'deserting' his poetic virtues and ideas. Shelley generalized uniqueness of Wordsworth's early works.
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Poetry by PB Shelley
The undiscovered poetry of Shelley, which brings the philosophy of the romantic poet.
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