Notes on motherhood concepts in Marathi poetry
Kiran Dongardive
The author's study becomes important as a critic of the events of the production process. The author insists that Hirakani was a conceptual poem by Vinayak, poet Vinayak died before its completion and his nephew Ra na Karandikar completed it and never laid claim to it. Similarly, the myth that Rajkavi Yashwant wrote at the age of ten when his mother was on death's door is false. After studying this, poets have given their opinion. For that he was helped by Shirish Pendharkar and other members of the family of royal poets.
While writing on a poet, not only his books, but searching and communicating with the poet's family members, getting the required information from them, thinking about it from a psychological point of view and expressing his opinion, such a deep review is lacking nowadays. However, a review of Kiran Dongardive's articles in Kavyapradesh Stree makes it certain that critics of new consciousness are emerging who write scholarly reviews and sow positivity.
It is said that this poem Phulta Kavi Phule was written by poet Anil after the poetry concert was over late at night because Kusumavati Deshpande did not open the door and it is said that Kusumavati Deshpande was dead at home when he came up with this poem. After dispelling this myth, it has been said that it is completely false. There is no doubt that the name of Kiran Dongardive will be recorded among the critics who go to this level and think deeply about the literature. There is no doubt that the book Stree in Kavya region is going to be a milestone in the review hall. Yuvraj Mali of Atharva Prakashan has taken as much effort as the author has done to reveal the inner aspects of this book. An equally attractive and apt cover by Arvind Shelar also graces the collection. It can definitely be said that Marathi literature has got a scholar in the field of criticism in the form of Kiran Dongardive. Best wishes to the author for his future endeavors.
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