PRESENTAION OF GOD IN GITANJALI

1) PRESENTAION OF GOD IN GITANJALI:-

  • The sixth source of the extranal fascination of gitanjali lied in the fact ,that in it ,as in no other poetry of the world .we are brought into direct .contact with the infinite in others god is earther an abstraction or it is incarnated in some idol in the gitanjali he is an ever present and allpersasive influence he is to be seen in the mayriad forms of natur in the heavens or on the earth something he comes with the sweet prefume of the lotus,at other times he palys on his harp as the poet sleeps and he heans his melody in slepit as his call which the poet hears in myriad voices of nature.
  • sometimes he is a stranger coming to the poet's house at the other time he is the lover and the poet's sould is the bride going out  to meet him in lonliness and darkness the all parvasive presence of godis suggested through a host of images taken from the common ?familier thing of life maniy of his images create the impression of the vestness and majesty of god as the image of a glad bird spreading its wings on its flight a cross the sea.
  • when he has to give an idea of brillience of god's toward he refers to the outopread wings of the divine bind of vishnu a figure familiar in hindu mythology penfecttly poised in some places the of god to suggested with the hap of the simplest things of natur.
  • god will take at up but the image of the boat and  from hairbour to harbour which does not appropriatehy describe the restfulness of death'another secreate of the perculiar charm fascinathion of the gitanjali lies in its and calm atmosphere.

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