Introduction:  Kolatkar here describes the priest's son, a young boy who is often deputed by his father to take the…

Summary of the Poem: This poem is a sketch of the priest who looks after the temple of Khandoba and who naturally lives…

Summary of the Poem: This poem describes a hag eating an orange. This hag is absolutely deaf and cannot hear what anybo…

Summary of the Poem: The Bus is the opening poem of the sequence of thirty - one sections of “Jejuri” . It describes t…

Summary of the Poem: Preparations are being made for the start of a boat - trip. As the boat moves away from the sea - …

Summary of the Poem: The attitude of the protagonist (whose name is Manohar) towards the pilgrimage, which Maharashtria…

Summary of the Poem: A portrait of the Shah of Iran hangs upon the wall. This portrait shows the Shah as looking at t…

Summary of the Poem: The title of this poem refers to a temple which is in ruins at Jejuri. The roof of this ancient te…

Introduction of the Poem: Chaitanya was a Vaishanvite Bengali saint and reformer. He is said to have visited Jejuri in…

Summary of the Poem: At Jejuri, an old woman catches hold of a pilgrim in order to extract some money from him. She is …

Summary of the Poem: It is very difficult to decide at Jejuri what is a god and what is a stone (because any stone ther…

Summary of the Poem: The temple of Khandoba at Jejuri does not have a high ceiling. It is a rather low temple. Not much…

Summary of the Poem: This is the concluding poem of the sequence which bears the title “Jejuri” and which consists of …

Summary of the Poem: "Yeshwant Rao"  is a poem about a god whose name is Yeshwant Rao. This god is believed t…

Summary of the Poem: The poem " The Blue Horse"  describes a religious ceremony which the priest of god Khand…

The Temple of Khandoba Situated in the Small Town of Jejuri:  As already pointed out in the biographical note, “Jejuri”…