After reading Selected Poems of Tagore .

I love reading poetry, not only because I don't have the patience to read long texts, but also because I enjoy the process of reading each poem and experiencing the unique charm of each poem. From this point of view, "Selected Poems of Tagore" is a good choice.

Reading Tagore's poems is like being in a vast sea, which will bring you great attraction and mystery, because it is not easy for you to see through this deep sea. But when you put your heart into the sea of poetry to experience it, you will feel happy both physically and mentally. This is a baptism of body and even mind, and this feeling makes me wonder, what kind of person is Tagore?

Before reading The Selected Poems of Rabindranath Tagore, I knew very little about Tagore, including Gitanjali, a collection of poems by Tagore who won the Nobel Prize for Literature.

I firmly believe that the work that perfectly shows a person's heart is his work.

The poem that impressed me the most was written by Rabindranath Tagore: "There the heart is fearless, and the head is held high; There, the intellect is free; There, the world has not yet been fragmented by the walls of the tiny homeland; ......There, unremitting efforts are stretched out towards 'perfection......';There the heart is guided by you to the ever-loosening of thoughts and actions—into the kingdom of freedom, my Father, and awaken my nation. ”

From this passage, it is not difficult to see that there is a surging spring in Tagore's heart, bursting out rapidly. He longs for equality for everyone in this world, and no more oppression; Freedom, no longer bound; The country is united and no longer divided. He is:

"Action School", hoping to touch dreams with their own or others' hands and actions. Of course, he loved his country immensely. I want my country to be an ideal "paradise".

He also said in "Fruit Picking Collection: Thanksgiving": "I share the same fate as the lowly ......."But the future is theirs." I don't know exactly what Tagore went through to make a great one'I admire the poet's words of "sharing the fate with the lowly."

Later, I also learned on the Internet that Tagore was born in India to a family rich in philosophy and literary art, and he was a great humanist and patriot. He sympathized with the suffering Indian peasants and threw himself into the national liberation movement.

In the end, I insisted on reading "Selected Poems of Tagore". The moment I close the book, I feel that reading a book is like walking a road, following the author's train of thought, listening to the author's inner outpouring along the way, feeling his feelings, and then getting to know the person. I have gained a lot along the way, I have realized the joy of reading a book and understanding a person, that is, exploring step by step in curiosity; I also got to know Rabindranath Tagore, a truly great poet!