What was the content of Tagore's poem,'The furthest distance in the world'?

Answer 1

Tagore's "The Furliest Distance in the World" is a touching lyric poem describing the love story between two people who can't get close to each other.

The title of the poem,"The furthest distance in the world", indicated its distance from reality, and the content of the poem was mainly realized by describing the psychological distance between two people. In the poem, the poet described the longing and desire between two people and the distance between them that could never be reached.

The beginning of the poem expressed the feelings between two people who met at a distance but could not get close to each other. Then the poet described their psychological distance, that is, their inability to touch each other. This sense of distance was not only reflected in time and space, but also in the values and beliefs between the two people.

At the end of the poem, the poet expressed his yearning and desire for love between the two people, but at the same time expressed a kind of helplessness and sadness. He emphasized the pain and helplessness of this sense of distance, and also hinted that the love story between the two people might not be destined to be realized because of the distance.

This poem expressed the beauty and helplessness of love and the limitations of time and space by describing the psychological distance between two people. It became one of Tagore's representative works and a classic lyric poem.