“Poems” by Rabindranath Tagore is a collection of poetic works that immerses the reader in a world of deep feelings, philosophical reflections and vivid images. Rabindranath Tagore, an Indian poet, writer and Nobel laureate in literature, has created a unique style that combines Eastern wisdom and Western literary traditions. His poems are permeated with the spirit of love, nature and the search for the meaning of life, which makes them relevant to readers of all ages and interests. In Poems, Tagore addresses eternal themes such as love, loneliness, nature, and human relationships. Each poem is a small world in which the reader can find a reflection of his own experiences and emotions. Tagore masterfully uses metaphors and images, creating an atmosphere in which everyone can find something of their own. Reading his poems, you seem to be immersed in a stream of feelings, where joy and sadness are intertwined, and simple things take on a deep meaning. This book will be of interest to those who seek inspiration and consolation in poetry. Young people who want to understand themselves and the world around them, as well as adults who want to deepen their thoughts about life, will find Tagore’s “Poems” a lot of useful things. His works are suitable both for those who are just beginning to get acquainted with poetry, and for experienced readers who appreciate the depth and beauty of words. If you like books such as Anna Akhmatova’s Poems or Pablo Neruda’s Collected Poems, Tagore will be a real find for you. Rabindranath Tagore in his poems raises important questions about the nature of human existence He explores how love can be both a source of happiness and a cause of suffering, how nature affects our inner state, and how each of us seeks our place in this world. These themes make his poetry universal and comprehensible to any reader, regardless of cultural context. Tagore's style is unique: it combines simplicity and depth, which allows him to talk about complex things in accessible language. His works are filled with musicality and rhythm, which makes them especially attractive for reading aloud. Tagore skillfully plays with rhyme and metronome, creating harmony between