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I could see the planet from which we had come
I could not remember (then) what our purpose was
but remembered the name Mahakala, in the dawn
in the dawn confronted Shiva, the cold light
revealed the “mindborn” worlds
What is the purpose of these allusions in this excerpt?
to show the speaker of the poem’s intelligence
to explain the purpose of the dawn
to depict the importance of religious faith
to reference figures of destruction and creation
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to reference figures of destruction and creation
Mahākāla and Śiva are Hindu figures associated with time, destruction, and cosmic renewal; the allusions invoke those forces rather than proving the speaker’s intelligence, explaining dawn, or primarily asserting faith.
Mahākāla and Śiva are Hindu figures associated with time, destruction, and cosmic renewal; the allusions invoke those forces rather than proving the speaker’s intelligence, explaining dawn, or primarily asserting faith.
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