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A Champak Blossom


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Image of a Champaka Flower

In the text, the Spirit states she was compared to a “golden Champak blossom” by Shekhar–a “flower of beauty” (para. 16). The flower is used as a metaphor for the Spirit’s value being equated to her beauty. As stated, “Does any one think of the skeleton of a champak flower?” (para. 16). No one considers the inside of the flower, just as no one considers the deeper personality of the Spirit. 

Sharma, Kedar. Champak flower. Feb. 2013. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Champak_flower.JPG

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4. Gallery for "The Skeleton" (Tagore, 1892)

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13 Feb 2013

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©Kedar Sharma. Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license. Reproduced in accordance with the Doctrine of Fair Use, as per 17 USC 107.

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Submitted by Natalie Lopresti on Mon, 12/09/2024 - 19:03

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