Wings of death / Rabindranath Tagore - هارد كفر ١٩٦٠

"Wings of Death" by Rabindranath Tagore is a deeply reflective collection of poems that embodies the poet's profound meditations on life, death, and the spiritual journey of the soul. Written during the later years of Tagore's life, these poems often convey a sense of serenity and acceptance, reflecting his philosophical musings on mortality and transcendence.

Tagore, a Nobel laureate in Literature (1913), is celebrated for his ability to weave spiritual themes into beautiful and evocative poetry. In "Wings of Death", he uses rich imagery and metaphors to explore themes of impermanence, the connection between the mortal and the eternal, and the beauty of surrendering to the natural cycle of life and death.