[From the Author of
“Poems by Kolki –
Absolutely Humane”, “Real Path To 9/11”
& “Sayings of Kolki”]
Tagore
(Dedicated to Nobel
Laureate Late Rabindranath Thakur of undivided Bengal & India –
Deepak Sarkar, www.kolki.com)
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[No one documented God’s messages like what Nobel Laureate
Poet ‘Rabindranath Tagore’ did through his poem songs! Kolki]
Rabindranath Thakur,
known as Tagore -
The first
Asian Nobel Laureate was born in
Wrote and
composed verses of realization
Learning at
home and from natural sensation
Staying away
from contemporary institutions!
A true prophet
with well self
documented artistry
A visionary with
messages of love for God almighty
A philosopher
with dreams of eternal unity -
In a society
harmonized sharing joy of equity!
Yet unnoticed
in the mainstream prophesised supremacy
Where unknown
characters are deified for the industry
Making
religion a tool of promoting endless slavery
Maintaining feudal
status-quo of democratic
hypocrisy
Dividing
people and land, more and more, for security
Empowering few
as the guardians of world’s resources and military!
But the day
may not be far –
When people
read and realize the bliss in loving care
Rising above superstitious
doubts and fear
Baptized in
inner-self power
Implement poetic
dreams of a free united world!
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GLOBAL ISSUES
Note: Criticisms
of the late Poet by some scholars and academics who are products of Colonial
Oxford University like Ivy League Schools are natural because Tagore openly
spoke against imperialism and colonialism! Here is a quote from one of his
speeches in USA during his visit in 1920 (after WW I):
“It was easier for us to speak out against the British Empire in
England than in America.” Tagore, during a speech in USA, 1920