Bhupi Serchan's poetry :A Study in Realism

Sociology-psychological representation of Nepalese in Bhupi Serchan’s “We” and “Midday
In A Cold Sleep” : A study in Realism

Abstract:

The most striking element of realistic poetry is its attempt to make writing resembles life by

taking subject form world around and represent them as they are. On the base of realism this

paper endeavor to trace dominant presence of realistic ethos. Depiction of the social and

psychological reality of middle class , taking subject from contemporary life, reject idealizing

conventions, and through the use of symbols and imagery the poet shows underlying stigma

and social frustration of Nepalese people. At some point the poet seems intensifying the

perception of reality but actually he is reinforcing on psychological interpretation of Middle

class. This paper examines manifold issues from two text : “We” and “Midday In A Cold

Sleep” _are ironical Nepali poetry that give curved view of human psychology and social life

of contemporary Nepal.

Key Terms: Realistic representation,Irony, Contemporary, Social, Psychological, Frustration

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