Question

The poet addresses God as his
O king
O enemy
O foe
O friend​

Answer 1

The poet addresses God as his king.

• In the poem "Beggarly Heart" written by Rabindranath Tagore, the poet addresses God as his king. In the line "When my beggarly heart sits crouched, shut up in a corner, break open the door, my king, and come with the ceremony of a king." he is referring to God as his king.

• In the poem, Tagore prays for spiritual inspiration and signals upon God to bless him, to shower his fondness upon him. The poet prays to God that God endows him with a shower of kindness when his heart come to be tough, harsh and arid of all elegance. And when all elegance is lost from life he calls upon God to appear with a song as a sudden inspiration. He prays also that when his life was confused by violent turmoil and loud disturbing noises on all sides, to come to him and bring stillness, stability and peace.

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Answer 2

The poet addresses God as his king.

• The question has been asked from the poem Beggarly heart by Rabindranath Tagore
• In this poetry, the poet keeps pleading with God for direction and inspiration. He likens God's grace to a blast of music that instantaneously makes a person happy.
• He exalts God as the greatest force and considers him the king. He believes that God may deliver tranquilly and relaxation despite raucous noises and bustle in the world.
• The poet continues asking for the Almighty's mercy when his heart is spiritually weak and hunched over and constricted like a terrified animal.
• He ought to approach him with all the majesty of a king, and ought to encourage and aid him. He should teach him the importance of always acting bravely.

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