Knockings At My Heart

By CMYK Book Store

₹300.00

Knockings at My Heart is a first ever collection of Rabindranath Tagore’s unpublished short poems - the autograph poems he started writing for the first time during his visit to China and Japan between 1916 and 1929. A Nobel laureate, Tagore was often requested by his admirers to write these short poems while signing autographs . Influenced by the precision, depth, power and intensity of Japanese haiku poetry, Tagore’s short poems are a tour de force of his lyrical simplicity.

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Length 18.03 cm (7.1")
Width 11.93 cm (4.7")

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Author: Nilanjan Banerjee

Imprints: Lustre

Binding: Paper Back

Pages: 112

Category: Poetry

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CMYK Book Store

A Roli Books initiative, CMYK is a first of its kind concept book store in the country. The focus at CMYK is on books dedicated to art and design from award winning publishers such as Phaidon, Thames & Hudson, Laurence King, Antique Collector’s Club, Tate Museum, British Museum, Abrams, Skira, Braun, and many more. The store covers subjects in 20,000+ titles relating to art, design, photography, architecture, jewellery, travel, lifestyle, specialty cookbooks, fashion, gardening, and a collection of fiction, non-fiction, biography etc. Today, the company has generously encouraged every genre of publishing and is just the preface of what might well become a bestseller.

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