The Complete Collection of Tagore's Prose Poems

Author: Tagore
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: Tagore achieved great success in poetry, but many are unaware of his high proficiency in prose, which often leads to his essays being overlooked. This book not only includes some of Tagore's famous poems but also selects excerpts from his prose works to delight readers. In 1916, Tagore was invited to visit Japan, where he compiled his observations and experiences into a book, which became his other renowned prose collection, Notes on a Journey to Japan. This book collects the complete collection of Tagore's prose poems, including Harikeerti, The Flute, The Boatmen, Sulochana, Waiting, Karanja Anjana Rana, Try to Be Happy, Mother Earth, Whispers of Love, Gitanjali, The Crossing, The Gardener, Journey to Europe, Notes on a Journey to Japan, Journey to Java, The Crescent Moon, Home, Where Do I Come From?, Realization, My Part, Play, Paper Boats, Father’s Writing, Writing Letters, Little Heroes, Holding Fragrant Flowers Second Time, The Banyan Tree, Gifts for Children, etc.