
Bengali Flower
50 Selected Poems from India and Bangladesh, Rabindranath Tagore
by John Scott
144 pages· 2009· ISBN 9781448639311
About
Nobel Prize winner Rabindranath Tagore's (1861 - 1941) most beautiful poetry, translated into English, is almost as beautiful as in its native Bengali. Fifty selected poems from Tagore, as well as three original poems. Tagore was native to what is now Kolkota India and Bangladesh.Tagore toured widely throughout the world in an effort to bring Eastern culture to the west and vice-versa. Additionally, part of the purpose of this book is to help Asian Indian youth and others from India to become familiar with their own rich literary cultural heritage. This collection contains a biography of Tagore, as well as background sections on Kolkota (Calcutta), India and Bangladesh. Charts and maps include* 23 major languages of India * 50 most populous cities of India * Religions of India and Bangladesh * 500 word Bengali dictionary primer* How to read BengaliBengali is the fifth most-spoken language in the world. By learning the language and culture of another nation, we are creating bridges rather than walls, which is the purpose of this book.Rabindranath Tagore peoms included in this collection are, Children On the Seashore; Baby "s World; Colored Toys; Playthings; Flower School; Paper Boats; The Astronomer; Sympathy; The Last Bargain; My Song; The Rainy Day; The Chanpa Flower; Vocation; The Further Bank; Twelve O'Clock Nature Fireflies; Light; Lotus; The Banyan Tree; The First Jasmines; The Gardener XIV: I Was Walking by the Road Relationships & Friendships Friend; Old and New; Passing Breeze; Silent Steps; Spirituality & Eternity Face to Face; False Religion; Patience; Give Me Strength; Distant Time; Endless Time; Leave This; Let Me Not Forget; Beggarly Heart; Closed Path; Prisoner; Strong Mercy; Purity; Journey Home; Salutation; Sleep Philosophy, Hope & Poetry Sail Away; Song Unsung; My Song is Born; Chain of Pearls; The Boat; Lover's Gifts XLVII: The Road; When Day is Do≠Where Shadow Chases Light; Baby "s Way Three original poems Summer day in Bangladesh, John Scott Bengali Flower, John Scott Peace, Kutub Uddin
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