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About This Novel
"Gitanjali" is the representative work of the great Indian writer Rabindranath Tagore. The title of the book means "poetry" in Hindi. This collection of poems is a comprehensive work that he selected from many collections of poems he has written. In a sense, it is the essence or selection of Tai's poems. Reading this book will probably help you understand Tagore's poetry at a glance.
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Official(19)Scraped 1mo ago
It's a bit esoteric, but it's beautiful
It is well written and captures the essence of the novel. It is very suitable for junior high school students to read.
nice
Very interesting content
Very literary, written in both Chinese and English
I like Rabindranath Tagore's poems very much.
So beautiful! I was intoxicated. . .
The article is profound and culturally rich. It is worthy of being written by a master and worthy of being a Nobel Prize winner.
Is it a corpse? PillX/,
I still think Bing Xin's translation is more classic.
I try to read your mind
A lonely traveler, a servant of the king, a compromiser who has also fallen in the eyes of others, a poet who dares to speak his mind. Alone, kneeling at the king's feet, waiting for the one who is summoned by the god of death.
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Official(19)Scraped 1mo ago
It's a bit esoteric, but it's beautiful
It is well written and captures the essence of the novel. It is very suitable for junior high school students to read.
nice
Very interesting content
Very literary, written in both Chinese and English
I like Rabindranath Tagore's poems very much.
So beautiful! I was intoxicated. . .
The article is profound and culturally rich. It is worthy of being written by a master and worthy of being a Nobel Prize winner.
Is it a corpse? PillX/,
I still think Bing Xin's translation is more classic.
I try to read your mind
A lonely traveler, a servant of the king, a compromiser who has also fallen in the eyes of others, a poet who dares to speak his mind. Alone, kneeling at the king's feet, waiting for the one who is summoned by the god of death.
