Saurav Pandey
September 26 2024
It is a prayer for a country where people live without fear, where knowledge is accessible to all, and where minds are fearless.
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This famous Bengali poem reflects the fleeting nature of life and love. The boat is often interpreted as a symbol of opportunities or life’s journey.
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A deeply spiritual poem where Tagore speaks of surrendering material desires and distractions in favor of a higher calling or spiritual fulfillment.
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A poem celebrating the freedom and joy of flowers, it is often interpreted as a metaphor for the spirit of childhood.
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A simple yet profound poem that observes children playing by the sea, contemplating the innocence of youth and the vastness of the natural world.
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A poem from Gitanjali where Tagore reflects on the silent presence of God or the divine, constantly walking with us through life.
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A meditation on life as a journey, full of challenges and joys. It conveys Tagore’s belief that every moment is a part of a greater spiritual voyage.
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A philosophical poem on enduring life’s hardships with calmness and acceptance, trusting in the passage of time and the rhythm of the universe.
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In this powerful poem, Tagore writes about the desire for political and spiritual freedom, which was deeply resonant during India’s struggle for independence.
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In this poem, Tagore compares life to a flowing stream, ever-changing, and emphasizes the need to flow with it rather than resist it.
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