Tagore made life beautiful like summer flowers and death beautiful like autumn leaves. Full text of original poem

The full text of Tagore's Life of Summer Flowers;

one

I hear echoes, from the valley and the heart.

Harvesting an empty soul with a lonely sickle

Repeated refusal, repeated happiness.

There are swaying oases in the desert.

I believe in myself.

Born like bright summer flowers

Without fear, the devil is like fire.

Bear the burden of heartbeat and breathing.

Enjoy it forever

two

I hear music, from moonlight and body.

Assist extreme bait to capture ethereal beauty.

Life is full of intense and naive.

There are always memories throughout the world.

I believe in myself.

Death is like a beautiful autumn leaf.

Don't be full of confusion and gestures.

Even if it withers, it will retain the pride of plump muscles and clear bones.

Extremely mysterious and profound

three

I hear love, and I believe in love.

Love is a struggling blue-green algae.

Like a sad wind

Through my bleeding veins

Belief in the garrison years

four

I believe I can hear everything.

Even foresee separation and meet another self.

And some moments are impossible to grasp.

No matter east or west, what is lost will never come back.

Look at my hairpins, they are blooming all the way.

I missed some frequently and was deeply moved by wind, frost, rain and snow.

five

Prajna paramita, let me know.

Life is like summer flowers and death is like autumn leaves.

What do you care about having?

This philosophical poem beautifully and implicitly expresses the author's outlook on life and world. Summer flowers are a symbol of vitality. To live like a summer flower, you must be brilliant and unrestrained, as gorgeous and vigorous as a summer flower, be kind to life, cherish life, and live meaningfully and worthily, not in a daze.

Autumn leaves are sad, melancholy, sad and quiet. Facing death, facing life and returning to nature, let life pass quietly and gracefully. Don't be vigorous, just like autumn leaves, don't feel sad and afraid. In a word, everything is smooth and natural. Roland, a writer in Taiwan Province Province, once wrote in his essay "Summer Suite": "Summer flowers are different from spring flowers, and they have strong vitality.

If spring flowers bloom because of the warmth of the wind, then summer flowers are inspired by the sun. It is said that "life is like summer flowers" because summer flowers have gorgeous and prosperous life, which blooms in the sunniest season, such as the spirit of life running, jumping and flying, thus interpreting the brilliance of life.

Extended data:

Bird shows the deep spiritual pursuit-the ultimate principle of universal love and harmony or God, depicts the spiritual connection and organic integration of all things in nature, shows the close interaction between man and nature, love and God, and praises the freedom, equality and fraternity of life-thus producing a rich and meaningful philosophy of life.

Here, the boundaries between God, nature, man and love are blurred. The poet pursues the unity of man and God, the relationship between love and God, and the unity between God and nature, and longs for a "completely unified image" with God, that is, to achieve the unity of limited life and infinite life, that is, to reach the highest ideal state of man.

Therefore, the poem reveals that people must perfect their own personality, get rid of hypocrisy in thought, and drive away all ugliness in their hearts. Only by loving and serving for love can they combine with God. The poet expressed his dedication to life and the pursuit of meaning in his poems, which made the poems full of vitality.

Because the poet's philosophy of life is not perfect, he can't do anything about the ultimate unity of limited life and infinite life, so he has to rely on moral self-improvement and "universal love theory" to realize unity, life perfection and social ideal.

Birds was created in 19 13, and the first edition was completed in 19 16. One part of Birds was translated by the poet from his own Bengali aphorism Collection of Broken Jade (1899), and the other part was an impromptu English poem written by the poet during his visit to Japan in 19 16. The poet stayed in Japan for more than three months, and the ladies kept asking him to write a fan or a commemorative book. The poet once praised the simplicity of Japanese haiku, and his Bird was obviously influenced by this poetic style.

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