Casting Shadows and Sunlight: Deconstructing the Cultural Kaleidoscope in the Select Poems of Jayanata Mahapatra

Abstract

Jayanta Mahapatra, an eminent Indian poet writer in English language, captures the essence of cultural variations through the prism of his verse. His poetry transcends geographical boundaries, delving into the intricacies of identity, landscape and human experience. This paper explores the thematic motifs of cultural diversities and the interplay of regional identities in Mahapatra's poetry, revealing how he intricately weaves the complexities of cultural landscapes into his verses. In essence, Mahapatra's poetry serves as a reflection of the rich and varied cultural variations prevalent in India. His ability to encapsulate the essence of diverse cultural landscapes through his verse contributes significantly to the discourse on identity and regionalism making his works a significance contribution to the world of literature