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ABSTRACT The rewriting of the history of civilization and culture is one of the themes of women's fiction. Girls are the female poets who want to look at the past with new eyes, sowing the seeds of questions about the rationality of existence. A new language means a new language. A new proposal. Differences in the nature of women and women's reading are also reflected in the world of Debarati Mitra's poetry. From 'Andhaskulay Ghanta Baje' to 'Bhootera O Khuki', the world of his poetry can be said to be integrated in the initial form. The background of Debarati Mitra's poetry has been created through fragmentary analogies. There is a special meaning in his statement. However, the question arises whether the poem can be taken as a product of feminist reading only if the feminine speech posture is raised. Naturally, the answer will raise doubts and negative tones. Because if a girl wants, maybe she can decorate the poem with feminine sayings, but it cannot be said emphatically that the feminine world will always be found in it. Sometimes the insatiable urge to write genderless poetry becomes a bulwark for feminist readings. This happens because there is no specific conviction of the poet in the social and cultural context. But it cannot be attributed to women. An explicit protest against the pressures of patriarchal power, however, does not become so explicit in Debarati's poetry. However, the presence of women in a new phase is seen in his poetry. As a subject, self-portrait is noticeable in his works. In contrast to the goodness developed in the masculine form, his poetry seeks the hidden self-identity. Here, in the light of the changing times, the form of poetry becomes intense. The changing times also bring the message of new beginnings. So it can be said that readership is increasingly looking for the existence of women. Needless to say, being a woman poet, she has been able to place some expressions in poetry in a sincere way. It was only possible for a woman. His poetry is no less significant as the first step in breaking the cultural institutions created by men. Debarati Mitra's poetry claims to be our inspiration as we get a glimpse of our own experience, sense of existence, the beginning of a new horizon by rejecting the patriarchal class.