Gitanjali

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Gitanjali (meaning "Song Offerings") by Rabindranath Tagore is a collection of 103 deeply spiritual poems that express the poet's devotion to God and his quest for a union with the divine. Written in a simple yet lyrical style, the poems explore themes of love, surrender, nature, and the eternal connection between the human soul and the divine presence.

Tagore presents God not as a distant figure but as a close companion in everyday life. Through images of nature, music, and the heart's longing, he celebrates humility, faith, and the beauty of spiritual awakening. The collection won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913, making Tagore the first Asian laureate.