One of this author's poems addresses the "ruler of the minds of all people," concluding "Victory, victory, victory to thee!" In one of his stories, the madman Meher Ali cries "All is false! All is false!!" every day while walking around the former palace of Mahmud Shah, which captures anyone who sleeps in it for three nights. In a novel by this author the revolutionary speaker (*) Sandip interferes with the marriage of Bimala and Nikhil. This author of "The Hungry Stones" and The Home and the World also wrote a work with a preface by Yeats in w
One of this author's poems addresses the "ruler of the minds of all people," concluding "Victory, victory, victory to thee!" In one of his stories, the madman Meher Ali cries "All is false! All is false!!" every day while walking around the former palace of Mahmud Shah, which captures anyone who sleeps in it for three nights. In a novel by this author the revolutionary speaker (*) Sandip interferes with the marriage of Bimala and Nikhil. This author of "The Hungry Stones" and The Home and the World also wrote a work with a preface by Yeats in which this poet says, "thou hast made me endless." For 10 points, name this Bengali author of Gitanjali.
One of this author's poems addresses the "ruler of the minds of all people," concluding "Victory, victory, victory to thee!"
Rabindranath Tagore