سارا شگفتہ کی شاعری میں بغاوت
REBELLION IN SARA SHAGUFTA'S POETRY
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.63878/aaj914Keywords:
Sara Shagufta, Urdu Poetry, Rebellion, Feminism, Internal, Struggle, Symbolic Language, Existential Crisis, Resistance, Women's Identity, Abstract Expression.Abstract
Sara Shagufta's poetry is a profound expression of internal rebellion, manifesting as a subtle yet impactful resistance against traditional, social, and gender norms. Her poems feature words that flow freely, unbound by logical sequence, and reflect the shadows of her inner consciousness. Shagufta's rebellion is conveyed through a symbolic language that hovers between consciousness and subconsciousness, challenging traditional feminine identity and exposing the existential crisis of women.
Her poetry employs an abstract canvas of symbols, dreams, and disjointed emotions, where meaning itself becomes a question. Shagufta transforms words into a tool of resistance, not just a means of expression. Her poems embody a rebellion that is both silent and visceral, leaving readers with a sense of unease. By challenging the cultural norms that have suppressed women's identities, Shagufta's work gives voice to their inner wounds and struggles.
