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my soul
Sitting at the door of my
Light Thy resurrecting lamp!
Rabindranath Tagore
About the poer
It is a simple prayer by Rabindranath Tagore. He prays to God to light the
lamp of His love in his heart to remove the darkness of ignorance. The wonderful
rays of the lamp would transform evil into good, clay into gold and would free
him from all the worries of life that have been plaguing him.
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Answered by rctasvin

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Light, oh where is the light?” appears as verse 27 (XXVII) in Rabindranath Tagore’s Nobel Prize-winning collection, Gitanjali. This poem is about Tagore’s yearning for the divine light. Whenever a soul is in seek of the slightest ray of spirituality, Gitanjali or Song Offerings is born. It is not only the name of a poet’s masterpiece but it is a way of seeking the unseen. Through this heart-to-heart verse, Tagore first portrays himself as a wanderer roaming on the path of spiritual awakening. Then he realizes that kindling the lamp of love with his own life is the best way of visualizing the divine aura.

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