Cover of Gitanjali (गीतांजलि: Song Offerings) by Rabindranath Tagore
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Poetry, Mystical philosophy Public Domain in the US

Gitanjali (गीतांजलि: Song Offerings)

By Rabindranath Tagore

The Nobel Prize-winning collection of spiritual, meditative prose poems celebrating divine love, universal brotherhood, and transcendent peace.

Catalog ID gitanjali0000rabi
Language English
Archive Source Internet Archive
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About this Edition

Tagore's lyrical masterpieces earned him the 1913 Nobel Prize in Literature. Its universal themes of spiritual longing and reverence for nature resonate across all cultures.

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Themes & Literary Context

As an enduring classic of Poetry, Mystical philosophy, Gitanjali (गीतांजलि: Song Offerings) explores core human themes of identity, morality, and social change. This verified public domain edition preserves the complete original text with in-browser privacy and full offline access.

Estimated Length approx. 65,000 words
Est. Reading Time 5 hours

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