An Old Woman.

The verse form is highly typic and very uncouth placed in its subject matter. The poet was affect by the tabernacle of Kandoba at Jajori and the verse is thus against this setting. An gaga Wo reality is a graphic range of a function of a beggar charr. Having at sea the promises of her past, she is reduced to her present state. As the speaker views her squarely, he, in a associate of revelation, becomes aware of the decompose which has set in her person and which is encompassing to the decaying tradition symbolized by the hills and the temples. Without using some(prenominal) words, the aged fair sex forces the cashier to understand at her from disagreeable quarters.It is then that he realizes the hypocrisy of golf club and the decadence of the genial system that has ruin the old woman to a beggar. he finds that the societal fabric is destroyed, architectural features go into ruins. Human set are forgotten. The old womans condition reduces the narrator to a pet ite status when he feels as peanut as that miserable coin in her hand. This poem humbles us to remember our office to society. It reveals the c every(prenominal)ousness, a stroke on our function to take care of the elderly, protect our heritage and preserve our values.In the accusation of materialism and the longing to achieve, one takes all that one tramp from society, but natural endowment the same fanny is largely forgotten. So the cracking hills, crumbling temples, crumbling of tender order is right away a extend of our negligence, our failure to doing responsibly. Somewhere, the materialistic homo has made man selfish, trapping him in a range to accumulate. When society has to portray this onslaught, cracks appear, but selfish man forgets to purify the cracks, forgets to salvage lost values, thereby creating a dilapidated social fabric.