The Awakening Age Summary in Nepali | Class 12 Compulsory English | NEB

Ben Okri's poem "The Awakening Age" is a call for unity, hope, and a new perspective on reality. He addresses all those who travel across the world, urging them to carry within themselves a vision of a better world. The poem acknowledges the hardships people have faced, particularly poverty's harsh realities, but it emphasizes the potential for a brighter future in an era of awakening. Okri highlights the interconnectedness of humanity, comparing it to a woven rope, binding us together through history and hope. He encourages a collective ascent towards a new and elevated understanding, guided by the clarity of our hearts.

The poet expresses the need for a change in perception, suggesting that by altering how we see the world, we can unlock immense benefits, allowing truth to bloom instead of pain. He stresses that people are not solely defined by their poverty, there's depth in their work, wisdom, and creativity.

Ultimately, Okri envisions lives resonating together in harmony, creating a bountiful harvest of love, space, and time.

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