Web(e) The Indian landscape sears my eyes. I have become a part of it. To be observed by foreigners. They say that I am singular, Their letters overstate the case. (f) I am sinner, I am saint. I am the beloved and the Betrayed. I have no joys that are not yours, no Aches which are not yours. I too call myself I. (g) My tongue in English Chains, Webthough the Indian landscape sears his eyes, he makes his commitment to stay where he is: I have made my commitments now. This is one to stay where I am. (Collected Poems 181) These lines reveal his compromise, his coming to terms with the place of his origin. He further asserts: As others choose to give themselves,

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WebDec 3, 2015 · The Indian landscape sears my eyes. I have become a part of it To be observed by foreigners. They say that I am singular, Their letters overstate the case. I have made my commitments now. This is one: to stay where I am, As others choose to give themselves In some remote and backward place. My backward place is where I am. WebI would not suffer that again. The inner and the outer storms. The Indian landscape sears my eyes. To be observed by foreigners. They say that I am singular. The Indian landscape sears my eyes. To be observed by foreigners. They say that I am singular, Their letters overstate the case. I have made. WebEpisode Four: A Changing Landscape Appearance. Adjust the colors to reduce glare and give your eyes a break. dave\u0027s picks volume 3