paragraph on season of bengal
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While in the west autumn is marked with fallen leaves and a touch of melancholy. It is quite different in Bengal, where the season welcomes a bright blue sky, green fields, and golden harvest. Autumn is synonymous to a romantic notion of our lives with the fragrant shiuli blossoms enthralling hearts and people pleased with the yearly agricultural yield.
No wonder many Bengali poets took the season as their inspiration to write prose and poetry. The arrival of the season is marked with the honour of welcoming the goddess Durga to mother earth, where she blesses the entire humankind to prosperity and glory. The autumnal festivities continue on a similar positive note with the celebration of the Nabanna Utshab (celebrations of the annual harvest) until the commencement of winter.
Hence the festive spirit of the month helps instigate a temporary holiday mood amongst the people of Bengal— an expression that is often borrowed by the writers and recorded in their works.
Tagore's poetic imagination is largely inspired by the warmth and ripeness of the season. This is probably why in the Prakriti section of Gitabitan, he talks about shining landscapes, the clear azure sky, starlit nights, sound of hedge crickets, and the full moon.
Sometimes the poet associates the seasonal prosperity to the image of Bengal as a whole. In many of his poems, the praise of the season merges with his admiration for the country
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