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The speaker of a poem in this collection tells the addressee that "away from the sight of thy face, my heart knows no respite." This collection opens with an essay recounting a conversation with a man who claimed that to "read one line of [this work's author] is to forget all the troubles of the world." A poem in this collection describes a place "where knowledge is free" and "where the mind is without fear," while another poem repeats the lines "on the seashore of endless worlds children meet." This collection, which begins with the line "Thou hast made me endless," features an introduction by William Butler Yeats. For 10 points, name this collection of "Song Offerings" written in Bengali by Rabindranath Tagore.
The speaker of a poem in this collection tells the addressee that "away from the sight of thy face, my heart knows no respite.
Gitanjali &lt;Belal&gt;