Question

"From Lover's Gift" by Rabindranath Tagore by summary?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

In brief, the poem "From Lover's Gift" says:

• The sky is crowded with loud noises, and dust and sand are whirling and dancing like little children.
• Their yells awaken man's head, and his thoughts yearn to play with objects.
• Our dreams, which are idling in the stream of the hazy, reach out to grasp the ground; their efforts harden into bricks and stones, and so the city of man is constructed.
• Voices from the past flood in, searching for explanations in the present.
• Sleepless thoughts leave their nests in our brains to soar across the desert of darkness in a passionate quest for shapes as the beats of their wings paint the air with tremulous shadows.
• They are pilgrims without lamps who are looking for the shore of light to discover who they are in things.
• They will be seduced by the rhymes of poets, housed in the towers of the unplanned town, given their call to arms from the future battlefields, and encouraged to join forces in the yet-to-occur peace conflicts.

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