How does the author's cultural background affect his perception of the ideas presented in the poem? Epigrams By Rabindranath Tagore anath Tagore was born in Calcutta, India into a family: As a teenager, he attempted to study law in but he decided to return to India and instead pursue as a writer, philosopher, and educator. He achieved ccess by the age of 51 in his native of Calcutta Pris poetry, songs, and plays. He returned to England st time since leaving in 1878 and decided to begin Eg his poetry into English. He encountered an artist o he had met back in India, Rothenstein and with suasion shared his poetry. Upon reading his petry, Rothenstein talked his friend W. B. Yeats into we works of Tagore in a hand-written notebook and year, Gitanjall was published in a limited edition by Society of London. He quickly became an instant among London's literary circles and the world. He ng spiritual presence his words evoked beauty, etry was unheard of. The opportunity to peer into ism of Indian culture through his words was the West for the first time in history. In less than would be nominated and would ultimately win the OA. The author's personification of concepts like truth and dreaming show how much value an these principles among others fall to take within his culture. OB. The author views his beliefs to be above the beliefs of other's in the world and uses his po lack of similar values about life principles. Oc. The author is working towards providing people who lack a similar values about life an op with how he sees the world through nature. OD. The author's experiences in life reflect a journey that is both physical and spiritual and he through his work by using life principles people often overlook.