Rabindranath Tagore: The interpreter of melancholy | Society | Times Crest
There is a touch of melancholy in most writings of Tagore , as he exposes the peasants struggles or the plight of being a woman in India.
His writings strive to reveal the state of the voiceless , not often heard.
From the pangs of hunger to the ache of a body lashed with a stick, from the loneliness of a child to the anguish of lovers parted, Tagore captures every shade of pain in his writing, music and paintings
There is a touch of melancholy in most writings of Tagore , as he exposes the peasants struggles or the plight of being a woman in India.
His writings strive to reveal the state of the voiceless , not often heard.
From the pangs of hunger to the ache of a body lashed with a stick, from the loneliness of a child to the anguish of lovers parted, Tagore captures every shade of pain in his writing, music and paintings
