Indian Journal of Multilingual Research and Development

Bharati's Love for Children

2024-10-22T09:23:34+00:00

Bharathi was born as the poet who gave birth to the sunrays that burst from the ancient 'Tamil' seed. It was a green tree of valour, love, devotion, language, freedom and social consciousness. We can see some changes happening in our lives. Mahakavi Bharathiar was the one who directly sensed this situation. Isn't that all there is to him? Is this what brought him to the top of the world?. Love hurts a man. The injury hurts a lot. Pain is a good lesson. Good maturity. Let the world exalt him who is of good character as the highest of men. It is a universal case that if there is a desire for everything, then there is no joy, but there is an experience of life. Bharati was the one who was elevated with such desire and experience.

Bharathiyar's Panchali Vow

2024-10-22T09:41:28+00:00

A poet who writes poetry is a poet who makes poetry his life. Our profession is poetry, to work for the country, to be always silent - Bharathi has great love for his mother tongue Tamil. A multi-lingual scholar, “In any other language we find it as sweet as Tami” he wrote in Sanskrit, Bengali, Hindi, French and English. He has translated several Tamil literary works into Malayalam. As the national poet and the one who has imbibed the world's thoughts with beauty and truth, he has the distinction of being compared with the best poets of the world. Panchali Saptam is an epic poem written by Mahakavi depicting the Indian freedom struggle as the Battle of Bharat and Panchali as the Goddess of Bharat. Bharati's Panchali Saptam is an immortal epic of Tamil literature and poetry.

The Love of Life in Bharatiar's Poems

2024-10-22T09:12:56+00:00

Bharati, popularly known as Mahakavi, was a journalist, poet, freedom fighter and a pioneer of modern poetry. He has praised nature in his works Papa Paatu, Kannan Paatu and Kuyil Paatu. Because of its focus on nature, the poems are characterized by a large number of naturalistic descriptions. Where nature is described, the contributions of living creatures to humans are explained. In his poems, Bharathiyar has mentioned birds like sparrow, crow, chicken, cuckoo, cow, bull, horse, goat, elephant, lion, tiger etc. It emphasizes that children, like winged sparrows, should be able to move freely here and there, on land and in the sky.