" The void is very durable , It is fertile. Everywhere it breeds Saws , daggers , sickles... "The Void" by G.M. Muktibodh
--QUOTES EXPLANATION-- (4) " The void is very durable , It is fertile. Everywhere it breeds Saws , daggers , sickles , Breeds carnivorous teeth. That is why , Wherever you look, There is dancing , jubilation , Death is now giving birth To brand new children . " Ans.: G.M. Muktibodh , in his celebrated poem "The Void" , expounds how this void spreads and affects people . All three symbols - "saws", "daggers", and "sickles" - represent the negative qualities like cruelty and ruthlessness . The teeth of these instruments are compared to the "carnivorous teeth" . So , the void is fertile and lives for a long time . Each and every place , eyes find "dancing" and "jubilation" because death too is branding new children who are born with void , having carnivorous teeth . These are the paradoxical lines of the poem . Indeed , the poet has no assurance for a good generation in the near future . See More - CLICK...