Prophet _ New Moon Collection

Author: () Rabindranath Tagore (Tagore), translated by Xu Hanlin
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: "Who steals the last drop of innocence from the eyes of a child? I must know that at noon, the playtime of the child has ended; the ducks in the pond are silent. The shepherd boy has fallen asleep under the shade of the banyan tree, and the crane stands solemnly and quietly in the mud by the mango tree. At this moment, the thief of sleep enters and steals the sleep from the child's eyes, flying away." Is there more beautiful prose than this? Only in The Crescent Moon, can we read such innocent and tender sentiments. Each poem seems to possess an unfathomable magic, taking us to a world of beauty and peace; it leads us out of the sins of doubt and greed, into the land of the child's crescent moon, allowing us to rediscover our childhood curiosity and boundless imagination, immersing us in the adventure of exploring the unknown world. The Crescent Moon is one of Tagore's representative works. The poet weaves his soul into the verses, filling the lines with a spiritual fragrance. Reading these poems can refine one's character, purify one's nature, and beautify the heart.