What Is It In Sarojini Naidu's The Golden Threshold?

With an Introduction from Arthur Symons The book which has been dedicated to Edmund Gosse Appears in 1905 From Arnold Heinemann Containing some remarkable poems Such as Palanquin-Bearers, Wandering Singers, Indian Weavers, Coromandel Fishers, The Snake-Charmer, Corn-Grinders, Village-Song, Cradle-Song, Indian Dancers, The Indian Gipsy, The Pardah Nashin, Street cries, To India, To a Buddha seated on a Lotus. Sarojini is but a Hyderabadi poetess, But very, very songful and musical As she writes the poetry of the heart, The poetry of the soul And music is in her words, Rhyme and rhythm dotting it always And she pictures What it is pleasing to her, The aesthetic side, the beautiful, A flower seller, a palanquin-bearer, A corn-grinder, a churiwallah, A fisherman, a boatman, The crux of her thematic.