Lamentation in ecology perspective of ruskin bond poetry
Keywords:
Ruskin Bond, lamentation, Ecology, Past, splendor, gift, Environmental Crises, longlinesAbstract
Present state of affairs cognizance plenty of social issues, even as our environmental pollutants are main troubles in cutting-edge state of affairs. More Indian upcoming writer’s explicit the attention of environmental crises from their writing as well, Saroj Raj, Amitav Ghosh, V.S Vijayan, C.R. Neelakandan, and Ruskin Bond. In this paper targeted on Ruskin Bond Elegy of ecology perceptive. He is one of the distinguished Indian writter, his maximum of the works offers with former splendor of environmental and its gift crises. The Room on the Roof, Our Trees Still Grow in Dehra, The Blue Umbrella, those are the most important work of Ruskin Bond. He now no longer handiest write short story, novel, prose and also writes poetry. This paper focused on his decided-on poetry approximately issues of gift days.
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