Tagore's poems contain profound insights into what and what.

Tagore's poems contain profound thoughts about what and what, which are introduced as follows:

Tagore's poems contain profound religious and philosophical views. For Tagore, his poems are his gifts to God, and he himself is the pursuer of God. Tagore's poems enjoy epic status in India, such as Gitanjaly, Birds, Sand in the Eyes, Four People, Family and the World, Gardeners Collection and The Last Poem.

Rabindranath Tagore is a great poet, writer, philosopher and artist in the history of Indian literature. He is the first non-European writer to win the Nobel Prize in Literature, and he is also the pride of Indian culture. His masterpiece "Gitanjali" is regarded as Tagore's masterpiece poetry collection, which contains many poems he created, and is his masterpiece of thinking deeply about life, exploring human nature and expressing emotions.

Gitanjali literally translated as "Song Festival". This collection of poems was originally written in Bengali, and later translated into many languages including English, which made Tagore's thoughts and art reach readers all over the world. In this collection of poems, Tagore expressed his thoughts on life, the universe and mysterious forces through profound poems, and showed his sensitive insight into human emotions. The following are some representative poems in Birds:

1, gitanjali:

"You make me endless, this is your happiness. You empty this fragile container again and again and keep filling it with new life. This little reed flute, you take it over the mountains and valleys, and blow out a fresh melody forever. ?

Under the immortal touch of your hands, my little heart lost its limit in joy and gave birth to unspeakable words. "

("you make me endless, this is your will. You empty this fragile container again and again, and then fill it with new life. You take this little flute made of reeds over hills and valleys, and play the melody of eternal faith. Under the eternal touch of your hand, my little heart lost its boundaries in joy and produced an unspeakable expression. " )

2. Rabindranath tagorelli:

"I thought my voyage had come to an end, my strength had reached its limit, the road in front of me had been closed, and the food had been used up. It was time to seek refuge in the silent darkness. ?

But I find that your will is endless for me. When the old words disappear on the tip of the tongue, a new melody comes out from the heart of generate; Where the old footprints disappeared, the new country showed its miracle. "

I thought my journey had reached the limit of my strength, the road ahead was closed, my energy was exhausted, and it was time to seek refuge in the silent darkness. But I found that in my heart, your will is endless. When old words disappear on the tip of the tongue, new melodies emerge from the bottom of my heart; When the old track is lost, the new land appears with its miracle. " )