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RAJEEV JOSHI’s Podcast - " IF " by Rudyard Kipling

RAJEEV JOSHI’s Podcast - " IF " by Rudyard Kipling

By: RAJEEV JOSHI
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 Dear Friends, My new podcast [ POEM IF, & IT'S ANALYSIS ] is finally live. Many people consider ‘If—’ to be one of the most inspirational poems ever written. It is filled with advice from a father to his son, about how to live his life. The “then” portion complements the “If” portion of the poem. A solution follows every scenario. If a reader does, as the speaker has suggested, he declares that they will be set to conquer the world and become a “Man.” In fact, any lover of tennis can probably tell you that several of the lines of ‘If—’ are hanging in the player’s entrance at Centre Court Wimbledon in England. The lines that are displayed read, “If you can meet with triumph and disaster and treat those two impostors just the same.” It is certainly a poetic creation that has garnered a great deal of attention in popular culture. THIS IS THE FIRST EPISODE OF 2 EPISODE SERIES. Hit that play button and join me for a fun rideCopyright 2022 RAJEEV JOSHI Relationships Social Sciences
Episodes
  • [ IF - RUDYARD KIPLING] Episode : 2 of 3

    [ IF - RUDYARD KIPLING] Episode : 2 of 3
    Jul 16 2022
    Check out my latest episode!Analysis of the poetic composition : IF by Rudyard Kipling . . .

    A relatable stanza wise interpretation.

    For your ears only . . .
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    9 mins
  • [ IF - RUDYARD KIPLING] Episode : 1 of 3

    [ IF - RUDYARD KIPLING] Episode : 1 of 3
    Jul 16 2022
    Dear Friends,Today, I shall be discussing a great poetic creation – “IF” by Rudyard KiplingHere’s an episode, that will keep you waiting.... for the next one.Tune in now!
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    11 mins
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