Description of Aga Shahid Ali as a Daisporic Poet

This paper attempts to study the overseas dimensions of Indian Diaspora writer Aga Shahid Ali from Kashmir immigrants to the United States. Aga Shahid Ali explained about the loss of home due to forced relocation and presented the original external resonance of overseas experience. In his poetry collection "A country without a post office", the poet explains exile, loss, and painful and unfair experiences and is creating possibilities for American Kashmiri expatriates. Keywords: Countries without a post office Aga · Shahid · Ali, Diaspora.

If you dig into poetry, the charming work of Kashmir - the American poet Agha Shahid Ali will definitely be your business. The poetry of Agha Shahid is a British poet who introduced Ghazal 's shape to American poetry and is the subject of delicate emotion, personal experience, identity as his Kashmiri, and illness, loss, and death. Despite the controversy over Satan's poetry, Salman Rushdie is still one of the most influential and highly respected writers in the world as well as South Asia. His work absorbs magical realism, wonderful metaphor, and fun punct, covering religion, life and death, and the intertwining of Western and Oriental culture. In 1981 he received the Booker Award for midnight children and received the Booker Award in commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the award.

In this article we will explore poetic responses to local traumas and consider poetry after that time. I will use the poets of Agha Shahid Ali, Jibanananda Das, Faiz Ahmed Faiz, Achintya Kumar Sengupta to study works in Bengali, Urdu and English. I will study how the poet copes with the memory of violence and the resulting dislocation and alienation problems. I will study the possibility of poetic melancholy as a tool to respond to and negotiate forced and violent change of identity promoted by the department. In the process, I present a case of extreme possibilities that may be called nostalgia. In these cases, I think that the poetic melancholy can be seen as a remedy of the separation of imperialist separatist behavior and the occupation of history by nationalism in the post colonial countries. Key words: A. ant, J. Das, F. Faiz, depression, partition, poetry, A Sengta