Day of departure by R.Tagore translated by Ranu
Nelumbo nucifera (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
On the day of my departure I want to set aside any misunderstanding so that I can say____
whatever I saw , whatever I received, there can be no comparison.
In the middle of this glowing ocean ruled by innumerable lotus flowers
I drank their honey ,this is why I am extremely grateful.
On the day of my departure this is what I hope to say
In the strange world of earthly life I played so many games,
I have seen unprecedented things with my eyes.
Those that cannot be touched gave themselves up to everyone,
if you want to end this here, then finish it here___
so that I can let all know this when I am leaving.
Sabethville 
Extremely beautiful and lotus flower is symbolising a certain detachment. The translation looks classy.
Thank you sir.I always appreciate your kind comments.
Regards,
Chaman
Dear Ranu,
Thank you very much for this poem.
“On the day of my departure this is what I hope to say…” ~ That line alone is worth so much.
All good wishes,
robert
I am happy that the poems of Tagore is interesting for you.Thank you Robert.
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Thanks.