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Rabindranath Tagore. Poetry

Poetry

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MY GOLDEN BENGAL (AMAR SHONAR BANGLA)

MY BENGAL OF GOLD

AMAR SHONAR BANGLA

THE MORNING SONG OF INDIA (JANA GANA MANA)

GITANJALI

THE GARDENER

PREFACE

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FRUIT-GATHERING

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LXXXIV: THE OARSMEN

LXXXV: THE SONG OF THE DEFEATED

LXXXVI: THANKSGIVING

THE CRESCENT MOON

THE HOME

ON THE SEASHORE

THE SOURCE

BABY'S WAY

THE UNHEEDED PAGEANT

SLEEP-STEALER

THE BEGINNING

BABY'S WORLD

WHEN AND WHY

DEFAMATION

THE JUDGE

PLAYTHINGS

THE ASTRONOMER

CLOUDS AND WAVES

THE CHAMPA FLOWER

FAIRYLAND

THE LAND OF THE EXILE

THE RAINY DAY

PAPER BOATS

THE SAILOR

THE FURTHER BANK

THE FLOWER-SCHOOL

THE MERCHANT

SYMPATHY

VOCATION

SUPERIOR

THE LITTLE BIG MAN

TWELVE O'CLOCK

AUTHORSHIP

THE WICKED POSTMAN

THE HERO

THE END

THE RECALL

THE FIRST JASMINES

THE BANYAN TREE

BENEDICTION

THE GIFT

MY SONG

THE CHILD-ANGEL

THE LAST BARGAIN

STRAY BIRDS

LOVER'S GIFT AND CROSSING

LOVER’S GIFT

A POSY

THE CHILD

CHAMPA

CROSSING

THE FUGITIVE

THE FUGITIVE—I

KACHA AND DEVAYANI

TRANSLATIONS

THE FUGITIVE—II

AMA AND VINAYAKA

THE MOTHER'S PRAYER

TRANSLATIONS

THE FUGITIVE—III

SOMAKA AND RITVIK

KARNA AND KUNTI

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THE CHILD

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FIREFLIES

SONGS OF KABIR

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MY REMINISCENCES – AUTOBIOGRAPHY

PREFACE

PART I

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2. TEACHING BEGINS

3. WITHIN AND WITHOUT

PART II

4. SERVOCRACY

5. THE NORMAL SCHOOL

6. VERSIFICATION

7. VARIOUS LEARNING

8. MY FIRST OUTING

9. PRACTISING POETRY

PART III

10. SRIKANTHA BABU

11. OUR BENGALI COURSE ENDS

12. THE PROFESSOR

13. MY FATHER

14. A JOURNEY WITH MY FATHER

15. AT THE HIMALAYAS

PART IV

16. MY RETURN

17. HOME STUDIES

18. MY HOME ENVIRONMENT

19. LITERARY COMPANIONS

20. PUBLISHING

21. BHANU SINGHA

22. PATRIOTISM

23. THE BHARATI

PART V

24. AHMEDABAD

25. ENGLAND

26. LOKEN PALIT

27. THE BROKEN HEART

PART VI

28. EUROPEAN MUSIC

29. VALMIKI PRATIBHA

30. EVENING SONGS

31. AN ESSAY ON MUSIC

32. THE RIVER-SIDE

33. MORE ABOUT THE EVENING SONGS

34. MORNING SONGS

PART VII

35. RAJENDRAHAL MITRA

36. KARWAR

37. NATURE'S REVENGE

38. PICTURES AND SONGS

39. AN INTERVENING PERIOD

40. BANKIM CHANDRA

PART VIII

41. THE STEAMER HULK

42. BEREAVEMENTS

43. THE RAINS AND AUTUMN

44. SHARPS AND FLATS

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Rabindranath Tagore

OK Publishing, 2020

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I am uneasy at heart when I have to leave my accustomed shelter; I forget that there abides the old in the new, and that there also thou abidest.

Through birth and death, in this world or in others, wherever thou leadest me it is thou, the same, the one companion of my endless life who ever linkest my heart with bonds of joy to the unfamiliar.

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