The Collected Poems of Rabindranath Tagore, a collection of poems by Rabindranath Tagore

Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941), a famous Indian writer, poet and philosopher, began his literary creation as a teenager, and in his creative career of more than half a century, he was involved in poetry, drama, and other fields, and all of them achieved outstanding achievements. Among them, the most characteristic of his style is his poems.

In India, in many countries around the world, Tagore is revered as the "Saint of Poetry".

Author of the work.

Rabindranath Tagore, shipwreck, Haimonti, Birds, Tagore's Anthology.

Repay the little daughter-in-law Asuka set 1 Dark clouds and the sun.

Prejudice female neighbor knocks out the arrogance of the groom and bride.

Suba Wanderlust Collection Strange Woman Stolen Treasure.

Fractured Gardener Collection The Kabul Man Selected Works of Rabindranath Tagore.

One night, we gathered again to meet the Hardar family.

Reject the fruit collection so it is a woman's letter.

Atonement, Lyric Poetry, Farewell Night, Alive or Dead.

Late Night The Female Beggar Gilly Bara The Last Weekly Collection.

Judges, Artists, Lovers, Muslim Stories.

Negligence of the female hermit Mohamaya is an inevitable calamity.

Sister Dust Set Handing over property to the telling of the riverside steps.

The Crescent Collection of Gitanjali is Tagore's temple of literature.

Ferry Casual Sense Collection Illegal Entry An old little story.

Verdict Victory and Defeat Fulfillment of Promises On Tagore's Prose Poems Leaf Disc Collection Black Bull Collection Tagore's Poems Preface Picture Scroll of the Times Treasures of the Literary Garden.

Notebook Caprice The final prize.

Rabindranath Tagore's Maid A Candle in the Rain An Innocent Past A Marriage Like Water When the night is over, it's too late to say no.

1. "Gitanjali".

Gitanjali has a total of 103 songs, and they can be written independently by looking at them alone. Songs 1-7 are overtures, explaining the reason for the song, and expressing the intimate relationship between God and man. Expressing the poet's yearning and pursuit of the realm of the union of man and God, the 8th-35th songs are the first movements, and the theme is the longing and longing for God.

Nos. 36-56 are the second movements, and the theme is the meeting with God. Nos. 57-85 are the third movements, and the theme is Ode to Joy, a celebration of the joy and light that God has brought to the world. Nos. 86-100 are the fourth movements, and the theme is Ode to Death.

The psalmist longs for eternal life through death, to truly attain the state of unity between man and God. The last three poems are the epilogue, summarizing the content and meaning of the collection.

2. "Gardener's Collection".

This is a collection of 85 poems in English "about love and life", in the form of prose poems, first published in 1913. Most of the poems in the poetry collection are translated by the poet from the Bengali poetry collections "Moment", "Dream Collection", "Golden Boat Collection" and "Colorful Collection" written by the poet in the 90s of the 19th century. Poems belonging to Tagore's early creative stage.

3, "New Moon Collection".

In the New Moon Collection, the poet writes about the pure hearts of children, who like to play simple games and never get tired of it. In addition, "The New Moon Collection" also depicts the relationship between the child and the mother. In the poet's pen, the mother in the poem carries a holy radiance.

4, "Flying Birds".

The Birds Collection consists of 325 untitled poems, first published in 1916. The basic themes of these poems are mostly extremely common things, such as grass, fallen leaves, birds, stars, rivers, and so on.

Because the poet is faithful to his own thoughts, has a keen insight into nature and society, and has a wonderful pen that is good at expressing the song of the heart, these small poems that seem to be a few words contain rich ideas, profound philosophies, and show a fresh, bright, beautiful and timeless style.

5, "Drifting Birds".

There are more than 300 poems in the Drifting Birds, the themes of which include singing about the thousands of customs and weather in the natural world, as well as the meaning of enlightenment to the world. The poet also focuses on thinking about life, reflecting on society, and the poet's own understanding and moving of the world.