Tagore's famous sentence, the furthest distance in the world

The furthest distance in the world is not the distance between life and death, but the second I just got online, you went offline.

The furthest distance in the world is not love or hate, but familiar people gradually become strangers.

The furthest distance in the world is not the distance between life and death, but the second I was online, you were offline.

The furthest distance in the world is not the distance between life and death, but the second I just got online, you went offline.

The world is so vast so far away that even the shortest distance between two points is a longer journey than the distance between them This sentence came from Tagore's poem of the same name, expressing his deep understanding of time and space as well as the difficulty and distance humans felt when exploring the unknown world.

The furthest distance in the world is not " I stand in front of you but you don't know that I love you ". This was a famous quote by the English poet Jane Austen, which was widely quoted and sung to express the distance and estrangement in love. Tagore's poem Gitanjali mainly talked about a beautiful relationship of friendship and love that did not match "the furthest distance in the world".

The furthest distance in Tagore's world is a poem in the "Birds Collection": The furthest distance in the world is not the distance of love, nor the distance of hate, but when I look at you, you don't know that I love you.

The furthest distance in the world in Tagore's "Birds" refers to the "distance of love", that is, the distance between lovers who cannot be together. This sentence expressed the feeling of distance in love, making people feel endless pain and sadness.

Tagore's "The Furlongest Distance in the World" is a touching lyric poem describing the seemingly unreachable distance between two people, but it has aroused the feelings and desires deep in the human heart. The poem was titled " The furthest distance in the world ", but it did not actually describe a specific distance. It expressed that the distance between people, whether it was physical or psychological, could make people feel the furthest. The whole poem is divided into two parts. The first half mainly describes the love story between two characters. They love each other but can't be together. The second part expressed the author's feelings about the distance between people. He believed that even the seemingly unreachable things could stimulate the feelings and desires deep in the human heart. The whole poem was beautiful, poetic and philosophical. It described the distance between people and expressed the feelings and desires in the depths of human hearts. It made people have a deeper understanding of the relationship between people.

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.