ہم کی اُن سے وفا کو ہے امید جو نہیں جانتے وفا کیا ہے I keep expecting faith from those who…
Category: Poems and Quotes
Poetry is a form of literature that uses aesthetic and often rhythmic qualities of language—such as phonaesthetics, sound symbolism, and metre—to evoke meanings in addition to, or in place of, the prosaic ostensible meaning.
The last act | Write Out Loud
for my last trick I’ll make the past disappear my best illusion will make you forget …
Dante, Near and Far [by Robert P. Baird]
There is much strange in La Vita Nuova, the libello or “little book” that Dante composed fifteen or so years before…
On Emily Dickinson’s “Error’s” by Robert Eric…
The Poetry Foundation often receives questions about Emily Dickinson’s poems, particularly the typographical, orthographical, and grammatical…
Eliot Biography/ Lawrence Portrait Purchase – Poetry News Roundup May 23rd > My poetic side
Today’s news round up looks at a new biography about TS Eliot and a portrait of…
WHO ARE THE LUCKY PEOPLE? (written in 2001)
I was delighted to read of the acknowledgement received by Julie Callaghan to her commendable effort to…
Walks inspired by poetry – thepoetryvillage.com
The following poetry walks include ready-to-go walks, which are best enjoyed with headphones and, where feasible,…
