What does Tagore's poem "There are no traces of birds in the sky, but I have flown" mean? A detached attitude towards life? Or? Thank you for your answers.

Pay attention to the process, I have tried, even if there is no outstanding achievement, no fame or even "nothing", then your life is valuable, because you have practiced it, and you have no regrets.

It's nothing brilliant, but I tried.

Different people have different opinions on this issue. In my opinion, this shows that we should not be busy catering to anything. It is unwise to keep flying in order to leave traces of birds. What did the birds miss when they were busy flying? Did you miss the scenery or starve to death to feed the baby in the nest, or ignored the potential falcon?

Recently, I read a sentence, "Don't waste your work because of people, things and theories." I think this is also the philosophical thinking of the ancients.