The Many Colours of the Pen that Writes

Raghavan, Neeraja (2009) The Many Colours of the Pen that Writes. Learning Curve (13). pp. 98-100.

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Abstract

If you regard poetry as being only for 'those need to report about the suitability of the site (for the people', try watching the film Il Postino project under consideration) as accurately and (The Postman). A fictional tale woven concisely as possible. The administrator often calls 1 around Pablo Neruda , it is a heart-warming upon those (s)he administers to quickly summarise the story of a postman who goes to deliver letters every day happenings in a meeting so as to help effect speedy to the poet - and slowly finds the poet within himself decision-making. Parents need, on occasion, to whip awakening. By the end of that film, the realization that poetry is nothing but a contact with one's deepest self slowly begins to dawn in the mind of even the most diehard sceptic. [That film, in fact, prompted me to write my first serious poem: and I was amongst those who thought poetry was 'not for me'.]

Item Type: Articles in APF Magazines
Authors: Raghavan, Neeraja
Uncontrolled Keywords: Elementary education, Early childhood education
Subjects: Social sciences > Education
Divisions: Foundation Publications
Full Text Status: Public
URI: http://publications.azimpremjiuniversity.edu.in/id/eprint/612
Publisher URL: http://apfstatic.s3.ap-south-1.amazonaws.com/s3fs-...

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