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I first read "A Flight of Swans" five years ago, when I rated it 3.5/5 🌟 because I'm an idiot who doesn't recognise transcendent poetry when he reads it. Perhaps that's too harshly self-critical, as I did recognise that I wanted to keep this collection to read again, and it's beautifully 5🌟💖 Tagore writes about love, life, death, god, and the universality of human experience. There's an everpresent sense of spirituality and communion with the divine in people, nature and the Universe. I still can't understand or appreciate it all, but that's the mark of genius, I suppose, that you return to the work again and again, finding new treasures each time. ( )
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To the Scared Memory of GURUDEV Who lives in our hearts.
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SRI AUROBINDO BOSE has brought out in his small book a readable English translation of some of Rabindranath Tagore's poems. (Foreword)
The object of the Editor of this series is a very definite one. (Editorial Note)
IT is with some diffidence that I publish these translations, for I have been a student of science all my life, and made no study of literature at college. (Translator's Preface)
THE meandering current of the Jhelum, Like a curved sword, glistening in the twilight, into darkness.
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Tarry not, but come you all, To anoint the Mother, On the shores of Bhārat, Where men of all races have come together.
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Tagore writes about love, life, death, god, and the universality of human experience. There's an everpresent sense of spirituality and communion with the divine in people, nature and the Universe. I still can't understand or appreciate it all, but that's the mark of genius, I suppose, that you return to the work again and again, finding new treasures each time. (