Gitanjali, written by Rabindranath Tagore, is a collection of poems that earned him the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913. It explores spiritual themes, devotion, the relationship between the individual soul and the divine and the beauty of nature.
This iconic poem envisions a world of freedom, unity, and enlightenment, with a deep yearning for a progressive society.
This poem reflects on the spiritual connection that transcends physical boundaries, drawing people together in a shared human experience.
This is a prayer for inner strength and, asking the divine for the fortitude to endure life’s joys and trials with grace.
In this allegorical poem, Tagore speaks of a beggar's encounter with the divine, teaching the lesson that it is by giving that we receive.
This contemplative poem focuses on mortality and the acceptance of death, asking what one can offer when faced with life’s inevitable end.
This poem is a reflection on the joy and humility of being chosen by the divine to sing its praises, representing devotion and the act of surrender.
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