Tagore's recitation of 'Flying Bird and Fish'

It's not a bird or a fish, it's not Tagore's poem.

Tagore's "Flying Bird and Fish Bird" is a famous poem that tells a story about love, friendship and life. At the beginning of this poem, birds and fish meet, they attract each other but can't coexist. The bird fell in love with the fish bird, but the fish bird fell in love with another bird. This story hinted at the conflict between love and freedom, and also expressed the contradiction and pursuit of human life. In the second part of the poem, the bird and the fish become friends and spend a good time together. However, fate had once again caused them to be at odds. The birds needed to go far away while the fish needed to stay where they were. The friendship between the birds was finally tested, but they overcame the difficulty by supporting and helping each other. In the third part of the poem, the birds return to their original places, but the fish and birds have already left. Asuka felt lost and lonely, but he also understood the impermanence and shortness of life. He learned to cherish the people and things in front of him and continued to pursue his dreams. The whole poem, through deep thinking and infectious language, depicted the variety and contradiction of life, and also expressed the love and pursuit of human beings for love, friendship and freedom.

"Flying Bird and Fish" was selected from Tagore's "Gitanjali."

The Flying Bird and the Fish was a novel by the Indian poet Tagore called the Flying Bird and the Fish. This novel was considered one of Tagore's masterpieces. It described a young poet who met a beautiful and intelligent woman during his time in the countryside. The emotional entanglement between them and the various problems in the village revealed profound human nature and social problems.

Tagore's love poem,"Flying Bird and Fish," reads as follows: flying bird and fish Birds and fish are two different animals But they were living in the same fish tank. They swim together every day They exchanged their feelings. Birds like to fly in the sky Fish like to swim in the water. Although they have different lives But they had the same happiness. However, one day, the water in the fish tank dried up. They had to separate Birds continue to soar in the sky The fish swam towards the sea. Birds and fish used to be together But their future was unknown. They can only be in their own worlds She was looking for her own happiness.

'Flying Bird and Fish' was not from Tagore's works but from his short story collection,'Gitanjali.' This collection contains many philosophical and touching works, the most famous of which is the story of "Flying Bird and Fish". This story tells the relationship between a young man Ashwini and his neighbors, the birds and the fish. Through this story, Tagore expressed his understanding of life and love.

The bird and the fish is one of Tagore's classic works. flying bird and fish If you were a bird and you longed to swim to the ocean, then when you reached the edge of the ocean, you would: Be disappointed because the ocean is boundless and you can't get there. Feel despair because you don't know if you can survive in the ocean. Confused because you can't choose the direction you want to go. If you were a fish and you longed to fly into the sky, then when you reached the edge of the clouds, you would: Excited because you can finally fly freely in the sky. Feel lonely because you can't fly with the birds. Feel sad because you can't find a way to leave this world. Whichever feeling you choose, you will experience a journey that will help you grow and discover new things.

Tagore Asuka was a famous poet and writer in India. His works mainly consisted of lyric poems and fairy tales. One of his most famous works was " Flying Bird and Fish." The complete version of " Flying Bird and Fish " was as follows: The story of " Flying Bird and Fish " took place in a magical forest. There lived a clever and kind bird and a beautiful and kind fish. One day they met the bird and said to the fish,"You are a beautiful fish." I heard that you're very beautiful. I want to swim with you and see the world." The fish replied,"Thank you, beautiful bird." I'm beautiful too. I'm happy to be friends with you. We can swim together and see the world." So they swam together and found that the world was very beautiful, full of all kinds of creatures and miracles. However, when they wanted to leave the forest, they encountered a problem. Deep in the forest, there was a river full of danger. The bird told the fish,"We must find a way to get out of here or we will all be eaten by the sharks in the river." The fish thought for a moment and said,"We can jump into the river to avoid the sharks." So they jumped into the river, but soon they found the shark there, too.

I'm not a novelist. I'm just a person who likes to read novels. I can't provide information about the author of the novel. But the author of Flying Bird and Fish was George R R Martin. He was a well-known American fantasy novelist, famous for his Song of Ice and Fire series.

Once upon a time, in a beautiful lake, there was a flying bird and a leisurely swimming fish. They were each other's natural enemies, but they had developed feelings for each other through their constant encounters and misses. Birds liked to fly in the sky to feel the freedom and beauty of the sky. Fish, on the other hand, enjoyed swimming in the water. They chased each other but could not cross the gap between species. One day, a bird accidentally fell into a lake while flying. Soaking in the water, he gradually adapted to life in the water. At the same time, the fish also discovered the existence of the bird and swam to him to help him. The birds and fish began to live together, sharing each other's food and water. Gradually, their relationship became deeper and deeper. However, they were still unable to cross the gap between species, which made them very distressed. One day, Flying Bird saw another flying bird in the sky. He felt very lonely and lost and flew into the sky. The fish felt very sad and helpless and swam to the sea. Flying Bird and Fish had been separated for a while, and their feelings for each other had deepened. They decided to cross the gap between species to find each other. They met in the sky, met in the ocean, and finally became a pair of happy lovers. Their story tells us that even across the gap between species, sincere feelings can overcome everything.