Tagore's Travel Poems

I travel for a long time, and so does my journey. Just before dawn, I drove and rode across the vast world, leaving scars on many planets. The nearest place, the farthest road and the simplest tone require the hardest practice. Passengers have to knock on every stranger's door before they can knock on their own. People have to wander outside, and finally they can go to the deepest inner hall. My eyes looked around the clearing, and finally I closed my eyes and said, there you are. This sentence is also called, oh, where is it? Melted in thousands of tears and your promised answers, I am here, and the flood flooded the world together. -Tagore This is obviously a sentence in Tagore's Gitanjali, and it is also my favorite sentence. This is written by Hu Yanglin. Thank you. Let's see what others say.