Poems About Rabindranath Tagore by Top Critiquers

( After Rabindranath Tagore )    
   
For the life is in the blood.**    
   
From an early age, I'd an aversion to blood-    
pooling plates from the rarity of steaks;    
tinged lips bathing in the carmine river    
of conquered meat between teeth    
   
By teenage years, I understood blood;    
it struck chords within my solar plexus—    
a many-pointed star of immense knowledge    
resonating amid a lost recollection of Love    
   
Nothing ever dies: it survives in crawlspaces    
of life, beneath...

She was a thing of extraordinary beauty,
  So you can imagine my surprise when she spoke to me,
We spent several hours in deep conversation,
    Until we had to go our separate ways.

I spent the next couple of nights unable to sleep,
    That is until I penned the most wonderful verse,
And upon realizing what I had written,
    I knew I had to share it with my mentor.

At four in the morning I rushed to his home,
    Banged on his door so loud I woke up the neighborhood,
I was a young man in love and in possession
    Of the...