Gitanjali

<p><strong>Gitanjali</strong> (meaning <em>Song Offerings</em>) by <strong>Rabindranath Tagore</strong> 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.</p><p>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 <strong>Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913</strong> making Tagore the first Asian laureate.</p><p></p>