
"The song that I came to sing remains unsung to this day.
I have spent my days in stringing and in unstringing my instrument.
The time has not come true, the words have not been rightly set; only there is the agony of wishing in my heart.
The blossom has not opened; only the wind is sighing by."
The poet who gifted India and Bangladesh their National Anthems,been the first Asian Nobel laureate,rejected his Knighthood in protest against the Jalianwalabagh massacre,gave Gandhiji the title of Mahatma,the educationist and reformer in him who established the Vishwabharati University……….
[This portrait of Rabindranath Tagore,is a fabric work of white on black cloth, done seven summers ago, when I used to spend my lazy Sunday mornings at a neighbourhood art school.]
26 comments:
really awesome painting!!!
Really beautifull..
n we share de same template:)
blog on!!
thts a b'ful work of art :)
n i never knew tht he composed bangladeshi anthem too.
of all his works, my fav is a short story called 'kabuliwala'.
dream runner:: thank u girl!
checked your space too!
and yeah! same pinch!
viraj :: thank you.
as far as i remember, 'kabuliwala' was the first story of his that i read and cried too.
those verses are from gitanjali?
and awesome painting!
Brilliant artwork.
And a nice gesture.
wonderful painting!
nice:)..appr ur concern for him!!!:)
sanjana:::thank you.
priya::
yeah, those verses are a part of Gitanjali
setu:: thank you very much.
mahi::thanks for appreciation.
brocasarea::thank you
btw, i'm nobody to show concern for him.
this may be just looked upon as a tribute
nicely written,and beautifully drawn
little boxes:: thank you ver much!
really a great man.....hey ur blog is nice.......
Wow! This is neat! I'm a huge Tagore fan! remember his
"I have become my own version of an optimist. If I can't make it through one door, I'll go through another door-r I'll make a door. Something terrific will come no matter how dark the present."
Perfect, innit?
awswum design, awsum content....overall awsum blog....keep postin
wow ! yaar tui eto bhalo draw korish eto din shudhu tor bhair bio copy die estimate korechi but this is really nice , & yes post was gud short n sweet
wow ! yaar tui eto bhalo draw korish eto din shudhu tor bhair bio copy die estimate korechi but this is really nice , & yes post was gud short n sweet
wow ! yaar tui eto bhalo draw korish eto din shudhu tor bhair bio copy die estimate korechi but this is really nice , & yes post was gud short n sweet
amrita:: thank you....n bio copy ..:(
sandeep::thanks for visiting
sid::thank you,do visit againn
mac::thank you.
and i'm also in love with his writings!
Actually mom called me to tell that it was 25th baishak ,I feel embarressed , a bit J , unlike other bengalis I did not enjoy the savor of rich bengali literature .
All those authors you have mentioned in some post , I keep heraing their genius from my parents , ami onek chesta kori kitu ami thik kore bangla porte parina .i wanted to write so much but then I will not bore you .
Good post , liked it . I too waded through those dull sunday morning, missed the Disney show .
the was nice!!
your opening lines reminded me of the a song...
"amar bela je jay.. saaj bela te,
tomar sure sure shur melate.. amar bela je jay!!"
@tyro
well, nothing's to late, u can always rehearse for betterment!
and if that does nt happen, translations are alwways there , na?
i myself read mahashweta devi's 'mother of 1084'' in eglish, coz i could net get the original bengali in library :(
@sam
thank you very much
and the song is a sweet rememberance!
and i love bengal for many reasons and Tagore tops the list.. hey u ve got a talent in art.. i remember the paintings in blog page b4.. were they done by u?
He was one jewel of indian literature!
thanks for making all of us remember him...
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