This episode is the poet's recollection of his early poetries. The way he used to feel in his teenage, how that thought was channelized through his creations and the shortcomings of his writings are now analysed by him when he is mature enough.

Also, he criticises the influence of English literature in a constructive manner which inspired the youth of that time. He makes thoughtful remarks on how atheism in English literature impacted the then-Bengali society.

In this episode, we find the mention of one of Tagore's friends, Loken Paalit, whom he met at London University. Their gossip in the university library and spending time together were some of our poet's golden memories. Even after Mr. Paalit joined the civil service, they met and discussed the poetics and literature.

For the first time in his life, Tagore comes to the UK. His relatives made arrangements for his stay, which, in turn, helped him gather a lot of experience, including those sarcastic ones. Listen to this audiobook to learn about those funny experiences that happened to our beloved poet.

Before going to England, the beloved young poet comes to Ahmedabad, at his brother's place. The palace where he used to stay mesmerized him and instilled awe in his mind. Also, it gave him some stinging experiences too. Listen to this tale and enjoy.