Bounty of Silence by Prafulla Panda
mind craves for silence to fuel its emotion that lies supine for days to get its desired motion thought rears […]
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Smart Ways to improve Your vocabulary in English
Here are some SMART ways, all practicable, to improve your vocabulary in English as a language. I am bound to
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Up to Embrace Death by Prafulla Panda
Although panting, he didn’t rest under that yon shade. But was walking along- past me, the house, the green turf
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Longer Night by AGE
The composition of LONGER NIGHT was actuated by my desire to proselytize an immaterial life. The poem uses a simple diction while, however, deploying an indirect language with some elements of innuendo to lay emphasis on its messages.
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Growing Words by Gavin Prinsloo
I step out into the light, but leave open my mind’s door as hinges grind, I venture out under blue
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How literature influences change in society
We are society and the things that affect it. Literature influences change in society because we are interdependent. We continue
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Why do people not understand poetry?
“I think poetry is for you weird guys”, a friend of mine who’s a mathematician once said to me, and
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Who was the first Gothic Poet?
Thomas Parnell is often regarded as the first gothic poet, and whether he truly is, may be a worthwhile question
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Ngozie Chimamanda on the democracy of Nigeria
Electing one’s choice to a seat of power is supposed to be the most beautiful thing about democracy, but what
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Does a wise man learn from others or by rational thinking?
“We are all born mad, some remain so,” Samuel Beckett had rightly said in Waiting for Godot. This quote depicts
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