My Mother At Sixty-Six Poem

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LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION I emphasise at at the outset that Panini Priyesh Pandey understood the subtle nuances of the pieces I taught, grasped the global meaning as well as the message of the sub-text. Like one who had a natural inclination to the creative arts, he seamlessly interpreted details that his cohorts missed and joined the dots that made the story. Panini was an outstanding student andconsistently maintained his position among the top ten of his class. I taught him English language and literature for two years, from June 2013 up to March 2015. Panini appreciated the different writing genres – from the humorous to the tragic. I was especially touched by his sensitively written assignment on Kamala Das’ poem, ‘My Mother at Sixty-six’, in which the poet talks about the helplessness that accompanies old age. Also, he stood out in…show more content…
In the course of my interactions with Panini and careful perusal of his resume, Panini’s commendable athletic skills must be mentioned. He was a footballer and was a part of his school’s winning team in the football zonals in 2011-2012. My mentioning that Panini also has an actor in him and enacted one of the lead roles in his school’s rendition of the musical, ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ will complete his persona. In my unbiased opinionPanini has a rich blend of rational thinking, logical reasoning and discipline required for a person who desires a career in graphics. He has an inquisitive mind and good interpretation abilities that will also facilitate research work at your university. I strongly recommend him to the undergraduate program of ‘BA in Graphics’ in your esteemed university. Please contact me on the given numbers in case you would like to ask anything else regarding Panini’s candidacy. Ms. Shalini Prasad
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