Social Concerns in the poems of Kamala Das

"He (poet) is an animal, but human beings are responsible, he must confirm that his invention is smelled, felt and heard" (Arthur Ra mbo) From an erotic queen to a poet pilgrim, cards an important relationship of Marada's poetry vibrates between two poles.

Kamala Das (1934) is an Indian poet and author of Malayalam in Kerala state in southern India. Her popularity in Kerala is mainly determined by her short story and autobiography, and her English work is written in the name of Kamaladas known for her burning poetry and clear autobiography I will. She treats female sexual behavior openly and sincerely, shows a power to write without making a guilty and plays an anti-traditional role in her generation. Das's first poetry collection "The Summer of Calcutta" is a fresh air of Indian English poetry. Some of her English works include "Desire Letters" (1977), Palayan (1990), Neypayasam (1991) and Dayarikkrippukal (1992). She is currently the author of the Indian Syndicate column. She writes mainly about love, betrayal, and the accompanying pain.

In the discussion about the poetry of Camaradas, worry of maternity love is not common. In the poem "Jaisurya" she tells us how proud she is about her birth and her dedication to the baby just born. She wants to ignore the guy who decided her with her desire - the important thing is "soft confusion in the uterus, growth of the fetus ...": poetry depicting maternal love constitutes a poem of Brahmanima It is a main part. It is often said that Baramanianma is a mother's poet. In the collection entitled "soopaanam", 23 poems directly represent mother's love, more poems indirectly represent mother's love. A typical example is "maatru chumbanam" (mother's kiss). She is proud of being the mother of mankind. She kissed her child's mouth, forehead, key, first class. Children resemble buds. Spring adds the beauty of flowers buds parents touch