"Gitanjali" (a world famous translation library) "Collection of Tagore" is an anthology of Rabindranath Tagore's poems, which includes fourteen collections of poems, including "Collection of Story Poems", "Gitanjali", "Gardener", "New Moon", "Birds", "Fruit Gathering", "Thoughts on Travels", "The Lover's Collection", "The Ferry", "Collection Again", "Leaf Plate", "Edge", "Sickbed" and "Birthday", which can be said to represent all the essence and higher achievements of Tagore's poetry creation. Among them, "Gitanjali" is the work for which Tagore won the Nobel Prize for Literature. "Birds", "The Gardener" and "Crescent Moon" are all well-known in China. Other poetry collections also represent Tagore's different creative styles in different periods.
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I came to read this book because of my homework. I didn't have much impression at first, but gradually I was attracted by Tagore's writing style. I felt it was so beautiful and comfortable. Moreover, he took life and death very lightly, saying: Life is as gorgeous as summer flowers, and death is as quiet and beautiful as autumn leaves. If you think about it this way, death won't be so scary. Life is a gift, and we can earn it by dedicating our lives. Ahhh, I am really immersed in his world, and it feels very healing. The era he lived in was not a good one. He chewed through the pain to show everyone that the world needs love, and life even more.
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I came to read this book because of my homework. I didn't have much impression at first, but gradually I was attracted by Tagore's writing style. I felt it was so beautiful and comfortable. Moreover, he took life and death very lightly, saying: Life is as gorgeous as summer flowers, and death is as quiet and beautiful as autumn leaves. If you think about it this way, death won't be so scary. Life is a gift, and we can earn it by dedicating our lives. Ahhh, I am really immersed in his world, and it feels very healing. The era he lived in was not a good one. He chewed through the pain to show everyone that the world needs love, and life even more. Absolutely