“April is the cruellest month”, said T.S Eliot once drawing upon the tumultuous modern time of civilisation where reason subverted romance. Time and again, in literature, the month of April has been evoked either to paint a crude depiction of haplessness, or to delineate an airy romance of blissful hearts. But whenever April has been mentioned, it presented as a metaphor to delve into either of the extremes – damnation and paradise. Here are some of the most admired lines in literature that speak of April.
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