Tagore's poems about freedom:

1. I live in this small world of mine, for fear that it will shrink even a little bit and lift me up to your world. Go ahead and let me happily lose all my freedom.

2. The bow says to the arrow when it shoots out, your freedom is my freedom.

3. There, reason flies with its laws as paper kites, and truth frees facts from their shackles.

4. I live in my own small house and am afraid of becoming smaller. Let me enter your world, and make me so happy that I lose all my freedom.

5. The buds look forward to the cool night and morning dew, but the blooming flowers call for the free sunshine.

6. Surround the loved one with love, not drown him with love, nor make him feel burdened, suffocated, or unfree.