Kalpana (poetry) explained
Kalpana (Bengali: কল্পনা; English: Imagination) is a famous Bengali language poetry book written by Rabindranath Tagore. It was published in 1900.[1] [2] [3] It consists of 49 poems.[4] He had included 1 poem of "Kalpana" in his Nobel Prize winning work Song Offerings.[5]
Dedication
Tagore dedicated the book to Shrishchandra Majumder. He was Tagore's friend.[6]
List of poems
The poems of "Kalpana" include:
- Chourapanchashika
- Madanbhasmer purbe
- Madanbhasmer par
- Spardha
- Bhrasta lagna
- Bangalakhhi
- Bhikhhayang noiba noiba cha
- Se amar janani re
- Jachana
- Nababiraha
- Manaspratima
- Sakaruna
- Prakash
- Biday
- Asomoy
- Boishakh
- Janmadiner gaan
- Duhsomoy
- Swapna
- Marjana
- Piyasi
- Pranayprashna
- Sharat
- Hatabhagyer gaan
- Jagadishchandra Basu
- Biday
- Lajjita
- Sankoch
- Bibahamangal
- Unnatilakhhan
- Borshashes
- Basanta
- Ratri
- Purnakam
- Chaitrarajani
- Pasarini
- Asha
- Matar ahaban
- Juta-abhishkar
- Bhikari
- Lila
- Kalpanik
- Prarthi
- Bharatlakhhi
- Ashes
- Jharer dine
- Bhagna mandir
- Anabachinna Ami
- Parinam
References
- Web site: Noble. Barnes &. Kalpana (Bengali Edition)Paperback. 2020-05-11. Barnes & Noble. en.
- Book: Rabindranath Tagore. Kalpana (1900). 1900.
- Web site: Kalpana (Bengali Edition) : Rabindranath Tagore : 9781717558176. 2020-05-11. www.bookdepository.com.
- কল্পনা – রবীন্দ্র রচনাবলী
- Web site: Geetanjali - Banglapedia . 2022-12-23 . en.banglapedia.org.
- Web site: কল্পনা - উৎসর্গ, ১ রবীন্দ্র রচনাবলী. 2020-05-11. rabindra-rachanabali.nltr.org.
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