Fruit-Gathering by Rabindranath Tagore
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page 62 of 68 (91%)
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Your world is a branching spray of light filling your hands, but your heaven is in my secret heart; it slowly opens its buds in shy love. LXXXII I will utter your name, sitting alone among the shadows of my silent thoughts. I will utter it without words, I will utter it without purpose. For I am like a child that calls its mother an hundred times, glad that it can say "Mother." LXXXIII I I feel that all the stars shine in me. The world breaks into my life like a flood. The flowers blossom in my body. All the youthfulness of land and water smokes like an incense in my heart; and the breath of all things plays on my thoughts as on a flute. |
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