Our Casuarina Tree By Toru Dutt (CH_01)

Our casual arena tree is a poem that was published in 1881 by Indian poet Tol Dutt. This is a perfect example of craftsmanship. In this verse, Toru Dutt celebrates the dignity of the Casuarina tree, remembered the happy childhood she spent in her childhood, and reminds her of her memories with her beloved brothers and sisters. It is one of the most popular poems among contemporary Indian literature. This poem begins with the explanation of the tree. The poet said the creeper was wrapped around the steep trunk of the casuala tree like a gigantic python. Creeper left a deep trace in the trunk. This tree is very strong and you can grasp the creeper securely. This tree is said to be brave, and even if you kill this creeper it may be brave because there are few trees to survive. Then the poet continues to describe the prosperous life in every aspect of the tree. This tree is called a giant for its huge size, strength and boldness.

In this poem, Toru Dutt sang the glory of the casual alea tree and explained it in detail. From its surface, it seems to be about Casuarina, but in reality the tree is simply a medium that links the poet 's past to the present. A lot of good memories of childhood were related to her, so the poet remembers trees. It was a source of comfort and comfort in her other countries. Therefore, this poem emphasizes the importance of memory in human life. This tree reminds me of the memories that she has played with her brothers and sisters. She is very close to her dead brother and sister Abju and Aru who likes Casual arena's trees very much. That's why she likes this tree very much. But losing the memory of her brothers and sisters who are now dead, she expects death to be accepted. The memory of her brother and sister brought tears to her eyes.