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A STUDY OF POEMS THAT EMPHASISES AWARENESS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

The literature permit eloquence to the writers for jot down in the respect of class, race, religion, culture and wealth. Although, it is also a dedication
of a literature to elevate the darker side of society in their compositions to spears awareness, motivation, humanity to victims and encouragement to
the survivors. Feminism and women's right has been controversial and revolutionary subject in every corner of the world since long. This paper will
throw a light on the three poems of the twenty rst century arguing with the issue of domestic violence (also named domestic abuse and family
violence) by analysing them, which are named as- 'Domestic Violence' by Eavan Boland, 'The Last Time' by Rachel Mckibbens and 'Pioneers, First
Women in Construction' by Susan Eisenberg. As there has been scarcity of works especially in the manner of poetry, which talked and raised the
issues sexual, emotional, spiritual, physical harassment on victims by their own family or loved ones. The present article deals with reading the
themes of helplessness and loneliness along with the theme of a rebelliousness. With the end, this paper depicts that how the poets boosted their
voices for becoming a survivor rather than a victim.