Match List I with List II

List I	List II
[A] Yasmine Gunaratna	[II] Advice to women
[B] Imtiyaz dharkar	[II] Advice to women
[C] Agha shahid Ali	[III] Post card from God
[D] Eunice de Souza	[IV] This language, this woman

The correct option is A-IV, B-III, C-I, D-II.

Here is the step-by-step matching and explanation for each poet and their corresponding work:

1. [A] Yasmine Gooneratne (Gunaratna) matches with [IV] "This language, this woman":
Yasmine Gooneratne is a distinguished Sri Lankan poet, essayist, and academic. Her poem "This language, this woman" explores themes of identity, post-colonialism, and the complexities of using the English language in a post-colonial South Asian context.

2. [B] Imtiaz Dharker matches with [III] "Postcard from God":
Imtiaz Dharker is a Pakistan-born British poet and artist. "Postcards from god" is the title poem of her highly acclaimed 1997 collection, which explores themes of religion, faith, geographical displacement, and social issues.

3. [C] Agha Shahid Ali matches with [I] (Postcard from Kashmir):
Agha Shahid Ali was an Kashmiri-American poet known for his poignant ghazals and themes of exile. His most famous poem is "Postcard from Kashmir", which opens his collection The Half-Inch Himalayas. (Note: Due to a typographical error in the provided list table, the first item in List II is mislabeled as a duplicate, but logically represents [I] Agha Shahid Ali's signature poem).

4. [D] Eunice de Souza matches with [II] "Advice to women":
Eunice de Souza was an influential Indian English poet and novelist. Her poem "Advice to women" is a satirical, feminist poem in which she dryly suggests that women should keep cats to learn how to deal with emotional detachment and the coldness of men.