power point presentation coromandal fishers (2)

BHAGYALEKSHMI. KREG. NO 13975006SUB: ENGLISH OPTIONAL

KUCTE ANCHAL

POWER POINT PRESENTATION By

Sub issue : importance of hard work and determination

issue : human resource

management

COROMANDAL FISHERS

SAROJINI NAIDU

SAROJINI NAIDU

• born in February 1879 in Hyderabad.• poems have an Indian soul. • the first woman governor of India.• first collection of poems – ‘Golden Threshold’.•major works- Autumn Song, Palanquin Bearers, Coromandel Fishers, An Indian Love Song, Ecstasy, Indian Weavers.• passed away in 1949 March.

Coromandal FishersRise ,brothers , rise ,the wakening skies pray tothe morning light,The wind lies asleep in the arms of the dawnlike a child that has cried all night.

Come let us gather our nets from the shore , andset our catamarans free,To capture the leaping wealth of the tide , forwe are the sons of sea!

No longer delay , let us hasten away in the trackof the seagull’s call ,The sea is our mother , the cloud is our brother ,the waves are our comrades all.

What though we toss at the fall of the sun wherethe hand of the sea god drives ?He who holds the storm by the hair , will hide inhis breast our lives.

Sweet is the shade of the coconut glade ,and thescent of the mango grove ,And sweet are the sands at the full o’ the moonwith the sound of the voices we love.

But sweeter , O brothers , the kiss of the sprayand the dance of the wild foam’s glee ;Row , brothers ,row to the blue of the verge ,

where the low sky mates with the sea.

seagull-a common sea bird

catamaran - logs of wood tied together as rafts

foam- mass of small white air bubblesin a liquid

comrade- friend

Simile is a figure of speech used to compare two distinctively different objects using like , as ..Eg: The child lies asleep in the arms of the dawn like a child that has cried all night.

figure of speech- simile

Rhyming words are words which ends with same

sound at the end of the line . e g : light – night free – sea call - all drives – lives grove - love glee - sea

Rhyming words

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