Publisher's Synopsis
This volume presents an English translation of the poems of Kabir, a 15th-century Indian mystic and poet who wrote in Hindi. Tagore's translation is characterized by his skillful use of language and his deep affinity for Kabir's work. This edition includes a biographical sketch of Kabir as well as an illuminating introduction in which Tagore reflects on the nature of mysticism and the role of the artist in society. Lyrical, profound, and spiritually uplifting, this book is a true treasure for readers of poetry and seekers of truth.
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