Syed Amanuddin । poem analysis of poem Don't call me Indo-Anglian
Don’t call me Indo-Anglian Syed Amanuddin no, i don’t want to be a hotchpotch of culture a confusion of language a nullity of imagination an abortive affair between an indo and an anglo Explanation: The poet starts the poem addressing the reader like he is commanding the reader that he doesn’t want to be called as a person who is mixture of culture (hotchpotch here mean mixture of different things; culture = here culture of India and America as poet is an indo-anglian). Going further, poet says that don’t call me indo-anglian because he does not want himself to limit in a zone of language. He wants to be free in his poetry’s rhyming scheme, its style, he does not want to confine his poem to only one language where his ideas gets insignificant because of indo-anglian poet. An unsuccessful approach between an Indian and English. In the first stanza, he clearly says that he doesn’t want to be confined himself because of his religion, caste, culture and langua...