Example poetry

[ad_1] beats? Rhythm? Learn what a stanza is in poetry. There is something truly personal about a good poem. Those we connect with feel like they speak directly to our souls. But it’s hard to connect to a piece of literature if you don’t understand the parts. For example, what is a stanza in poetry? […]

[ad_1] Mark Breen. Photo provided. SPRINGFIELD, Vermont – Mark Breen, Planetarium Director and Senior Meteorologist at the Fairbanks Museum, will present the OLLI-Osher Lifelong Learning Institute’s upcoming program “The Beauty and Poetry of the Heavens: The Ancient Teachings of Aratus” on Tuesday, November 29 at 2 p.m. at the Nolin Murray Center next to St. […]

[ad_1] The cries of birds circling above the city of Harar are the first sounds you hear when you enter “Evidence” at the Center Pompidou. After having traveled through the space of the gallery, this bird song is punctuated by the metallic creaking of a gate which closes at the station of Charleville-Mézières, announcing the […]

[ad_1] The translation gives Zhongxing Zeng a sense of belonging. Originally from Shandong, China, Zeng holds a Ph.D. literature student in ASU’s English department, English-Chinese literary translator and singer-songwriter with publications on digital music platforms as 曾寅 (Zeng Yin). He is working on his first bilingual book: a Chinese translation of “Songs of Innocence and […]

[ad_1] Claim limitsDoes not apply to all patentsIn the same family The Federal Circuit has ruled that the definition of a claim term in a patent incorporated by reference in the subject patent does not limit the claims in the subject patent. In Finjan LLC v ESET, LLCFinjan sued Eset claiming that Eset infringed several […]

[ad_1] By James Kates Underlying all these pieces is the sensitivity of the emigrant, the one who had to reinterpret everything in her life. Threshold by Iman Mersal. Translated from Arabic by Robyn Creswell. FSG, 128 pages, $14.99. “All of Mersal’s poems were originally written in prose – sometimes with line breaks, sometimes without . […]

[ad_1] A Co Armagh poet who collaborated with Sir Paul McCartney on the Beatles legend’s lyric book has been announced as Ireland’s next professor of poetry. Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Professor Paul Muldoon will be Ireland’s ninth professor of poetry, succeeding current incumbent Frank Ormsby. The position is available until November 2025. The Ireland Chair of […]

[ad_1] It was in an Epoch Times newsroom in July 2012, where my fellow reporter Joshua Philipp and I lamented the state of poetry today. We both had a literary background and had separately come to the same conclusion: really good poetry just didn’t have a home anymore. By “very good poetry” I mean well-written […]

[ad_1] By Zeina Azzam For millennia, poetry has provided a powerful means of capturing the imagination of society. Poetry has served as a recorder of history, a source of civilizational pride, a unifying cultural history, a means of praising the living and praising the dead, and much more. From the Mesopotamian Epic of Gilgamesh and […]

[ad_1] Paul Muldoon was announced as Ireland’s next Professor of Poetry at a reception hosted by President Michael D Higgins in Áras an Uachtaráin today. Muldoon will be Ireland’s ninth professor of poetry, succeeding current incumbent Frank Ormsby. The position is available until November 2025. The Poetry Trust Irish Chair was established in 1998 following […]

[ad_1] Poetry has a bad press. No, poetry is not of bad repute. Let me explain what I mean. Poetry is older than the novel, can be shorter than a song, and only needs to be read to be experienced. Other forms of entertainment are much more demanding. Reading something longer than a poem takes […]

[ad_1] Shakespeare ruined poetry. When modern English literature was still in its infancy, came the Bard (the Bard), with a jockstrap full of glittering coins, making people think that was the only language for this art form. That’s enough to leave us scratching the itch for our opinions, wondering what happened to poetry in the […]

[ad_1] After beginning to write poetry in 2016 as a way to express herself, Ashley Qilavaq-Savard continued to work on her craft until she was able to publish over 20 poems in a book that spans themes such as identity, intergenerational trauma and life on earth. . (Photo courtesy of Ashley Qilavaq-Savard) “Where the Sea […]

[ad_1] Remarkable Tech Summit provided a moment illustrating the seed of growth and innovation for the … [+] the booming disability economy. Getty There are times when one simply serves as an observer, and times when you are both a participating observer, this is definitely one of those times. I was invited to speak at […]

[ad_1] “Poetry is what gets lost in translation. This is also what gets lost in interpretation. –Robert Frost Why do we sing songs? To put the question more specifically, why do we bother to pour out our souls through verbal art? Why, when ordinary words fail us, can poetry dig deep into our hearts and […]

[ad_1] A famous definition of poetry as “a little word machine” has been cited quite widely and approvingly over the past few decades. There are different versions of the expression. William Carlos Williams spoke of “a small (or large) machine made of words”. Typing the phrase into Google gave me 530,000,000 hits. A short-lived poetry […]

[ad_1] By Leigh Rastivo Presumably, as a policy scholar, Ann Bookman sought to turn ideals into practical reality. Conversely, here in blood lines, it unfolds reality to regain emotional clarity. blood lines by Ann Bookman. Books by Kelsay, 114 pages, $19. All personal accounts are perforated – full of facts but also full of gaps, […]

[ad_1] Below is a sampling of the socially conscious and politically conscious message of poets of the time. Not all of these poets are well known today and their poetry is not of a high caliber, but fragments of their work have been included here simply to illustrate how the poet had his finger on […]

[ad_1] Exactly 13 seconds after the second poem Henry Morray chose to perform at a recent party, the 22-year-old caught his audience’s attention with a clever line. “Love is not a 4 letter word. It’s all alphabet soup, you go from A to Z. You go from everything on your own,” Morray had begun, building […]

[ad_1] As poet Rupi Kaur continues her American tour of Europe, her words continue to reverberate in the lives of millions. His writings on emotional abuse in relationships and negative self-perceptions have impacted life on a personal level and represent the truth that we, as human beings, are never alone. His first book,milk and honeywas […]

[ad_1] Extract of poetry in the sky by Christian Spencer. Copyright © 2022. Available from teNeues Publishing. The true majesty of a bird can only be fully seen when captured in flight. In general, this presents technical and artistic challenges for the photographer. Whether it’s the hummingbird flying at 50 kilometers per hour and 60 […]

[ad_1] Posted: Date Posted – 12:50 AM, Thursday – 10 Nov 22 Poetry gives climate change a name and a form to allow us to assimilate the crisis, to recognize its contours. By Pramod K Nayar It often happens that disasters, real and imagined, often appear as long works of prose. Dystopian fiction has always […]

[ad_1] Poetry is old. Really old. It came into use before written language, originally used as a means of remembering history through verbal storytelling. This is why we often feel rhythm or rhythm in a poem, and why rhyme is often a part of poetry – rhyme is easy to remember, and rhythm keeps words […]

[ad_1] Have you already prayed a poem? I often have. It’s one of my favorite ways to pray. It started a long time ago. As a teenage disciple of Jesus, I felt unable to articulate the things that were in my heart. My prayer vocabulary was poor. Then one day (at church, probably) I realized […]

[ad_1] AMBITIOUS plans have been unveiled to turn Cardigan’s iconic Tabernacl Chapel into Wales’ first designated poetry centre. They come after the much-loved Methodist Calvinist place of worship was put on the market after falling into disrepair. The dwindling Tabernacl congregation attended the last emotional chapel service on Saturday before the doors of the 200-year-old […]

[ad_1] Ryan Stovall’s poem “American Weddings” begins by asking readers why American weddings are almost never bombed? In short, direct sentences, he explains that it’s partly because Americans don’t fire AK-47s into the air in celebration. And above all, they do not marry in Afghanistan. In a footnote below the poem, Stovall has some additional […]

[ad_1] Ryan Stovall’s poem “American Weddings” begins by asking readers why American weddings are almost never bombed? In short, direct sentences, he explains that it’s partly because Americans don’t fire AK-47s into the air in celebration. And above all, they do not marry in Afghanistan. In a footnote below the poem, Stovall has some additional […]

[ad_1] Poet Kavita Ezekiel Mendonca reviews Anna Sujatha Mathai’s Lighthouse for Drowning Memories. My poetry did not come blooming,a perfect flower,It was never a goddess emerging from the waters…No. He grew painfully, without arms, without limbs, a bit blind, a few stray petals here and there, more like wounds…(“Armless Goddess”) Follow your own footsteps at […]

[ad_1] In acknowledgments to the award-winning collection of poetry Return Flight (Milkweed Press, 2022), its author Jennifer Huang writes that the book is “in part, a search for home – and the realization that home is not a destination, but a journey”. It’s the perfect description of Return Flight, a powerful exploration of undocking. Jennifer […]

[ad_1] AMBITIOUS plans have been unveiled to turn Cardigan’s iconic Tabernacl Chapel into Wales’ first designated poetry centre. They come after the much-loved Methodist Calvinist place of worship was put on the market after falling into disrepair. The dwindling Tabernacl congregation attended the last emotional chapel service on Saturday before the doors of the 200-year-old […]

[ad_1] Pennsylvania native and local psychologist, Dr. Phillip Tietbohl, launched his second book on October 19, 2022. This book of poetry, “A Twist of Hope: Rhymes of Healing, Caring, and Love,” is full of stories of encouragement with uplifting prose, with many connections to people in and around Berks County, reminding us that we are […]

[ad_1] My Policeman movie review rating: Featured cast: Harry Styles, David Dawson, Emma Corrin, Linus Roache, Rupert Everett, Gina McKee and together. Director: Michael Grandage. (Photo credit – A photo of my policeman) What’s good: Everyone is in a closet of their own suffering and self beyond their sexualities. The film captures this in the […]

[ad_1] Words have always been his refuge. When the toxic home environment she grew up in became too intense, she escaped to her notebook. And for years, it helped her deal with all her emotions and gave her comfort through all of life’s ups and downs. But these days, Botshelo Mthomboti (20) from Soshanguve, does […]

[ad_1] A a few years ago I published a poem in first things called “autumn road.” Although the brilliant, changing colors of the leaves begin the poem, the explicit subject is the spooky turn of the season and of history, symbolized above all by the neighbors’ Halloween decorations. Both nature and artifice speak the language […]

[ad_1] Jin Sakai is a very busy samurai. The hero of adventure game 2020 Ghost of Tsushima must juggle katana practice with navigating complex family loyalties and the small matter of single-handedly defending Japan against a Mongol invasion. Sometimes he needs a break. He’ll find a beautiful spot, perhaps perched on a cliff edge overlooking […]

[ad_1] Descriptions of Palace products: the selected archives is one of the most deliciously particular versions of a fashion brand in recent memory. A joint venture between London-based skate brand Palace Skateboards and art book publisher Phaidon, it delivers exactly what its title promises: over 300 pages of thumbnail text that accompanied items for sale […]

[ad_1] Poetry for dinner ‘Listen, now the verse should be as naturalLike the little tuber that feeds on manureAnd grows slowly from dull groundTo the white flower of immortal beauty. ‘Natural, shit! What was ChaucerSaid once about the long laborDoes it go like blood to the making of the poem?Leave it to nature and the […]

[ad_1] Today we’re rounding up books that don’t fit into either category or are niche publications that will appeal to a specific group, but who knows when a silent book can spark a change in someone’s life? PICTURE BOOKS “Duluth’s Great Ancient Architecture: 1870-1940“: by Tony Dierckins and Maryanne C. Norton (Zenith City Press, $60) […]

[ad_1] The poetry collection had remained largely intact in a box guarded by her family since the death of Betty Irene Drayton (née West) in 2003. That was until last year when they came into Helen’s possession. “My dad died of Covid last September and when he died the poems came to me,” says Helen. […]

[ad_1] 27/10/2022 – Permanent link Related Topics: Health / Leisure, culture and heritage / Partner organizations Members of a hospital reading group enjoyed a session with award-winning writer Kenton Samuels as part of Shropshire Council Library Service’s Poetry on Loan partnership. Band members, long-term patients and staff at Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopedic Hospital […]

[ad_1] By Vugar Khalilov The truth that Javid relied on had only one meaning: to see his people, his nation free and happy, and his homeland among civilized nations. In his search for this truth, Javid has faced the harsh limits and barriers of age. His artistic thought and writings are one of the priceless […]

[ad_1] Thu 27-10-2022 00:59 AM AMMAN, 26th October, 2022 (WAM) — His Highness Sheikh Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Sharjah, the Mafraq Festival for Arabic Poetry has been launched in the Jordanian capital Amman. The event was organized by the Sharjah Department of Culture in cooperation with […]

[ad_1] Thu 27-10-2022 00:59 AMMAN, 26th October, 2022 (WAM) — His Highness Sheikh Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Sharjah, the Mafraq Festival for Arabic Poetry has been launched in the Jordanian capital Amman. The event was organized by the Sharjah Department of Culture in cooperation with the […]

[ad_1] Austrian composer Gustav Mahler’s masterpiece “Das Lied von der Erde” used German adaptations of French and German translations of ancient Chinese poems as the source of the text. One such translation by Judith Gautier misinterpreted Li Bai’s “Banquet at the Tao Family Pavilion” (701-762 AD) as “Le Pavillon de Porcelaine”. The Chinese character tao […]

[ad_1] Contemporary Punjabi poetry struggles to deal with what it has inherited; literary tradition. The literary tradition has been shaped by at least three vital elements; deep yet accessible classical poetic expression, rich folklore and the ethos of the long-established agrarian society. So far, he has not been able to fully unburden himself of the […]

[ad_1] Dr. Khursheed Ahmed Rizvi, a famous researcher, scholar, poet, translator and teacher, spoke at length on Friday about ancient Arabic poetry. He delivered his lecture at Lahore University of Management and Science. He said that the history of Arabic poetic literature is missing, there is not much information available about the past, maybe future […]

[ad_1] October 6 marked National Poetry Day 2022 whose theme this year was the Environment; and, against the backdrop of the hottest summer on record and soaring energy prices, the importance of reconnecting with nature seems more important than ever. To celebrate National Poetry Day, Anne Musgrove, Head of Preparation at Sutton High School shares […]

[ad_1] I have engaged in many conversations about prayer during my years as a catechist. I cannot count the number of young people and adults who have confessed to me that they find it difficult to pray. Time and time again, they have hinted that they don’t really know how to pray beyond the rote […]

[ad_1] I have engaged in many conversations about prayer during my years as a catechist. I cannot count the number of young people and adults who have confessed to me that they find it difficult to pray. Time and time again, they have hinted that they don’t really know how to pray beyond the rote […]

[ad_1] I don’t know if you heard, but the truth no longer exists. We watched his funeral on several social media sites, each from opposite angles, each completely different from the last. The other night I saw a Russian bridge go up in flames, I listened to Kanye West talk to me about abortion, and […]

[ad_1] I don’t know if you heard, but the truth no longer exists. We watched his funeral on several social media sites, each from opposite angles, each completely different from the last. The other night I saw a Russian bridge go up in flames, I listened to Kanye West talk to me about abortion, and […]

[ad_1] / PRESS RELEASE / This content is not written by Creamer Media, but is a press statement provided. When he’s not smiling at motorists, offering oil and water checks and cleaning windshields, Engen gas station attendant Ernest Mnyaka writes poetry, recently releasing his first collection titled Waphela Umda kaLoval. Mnyaka, who has worked at […]

[ad_1] When he’s not smiling at motorists, offering oil and water checks and cleaning windshields, Engen gas station attendant Ernest Mnyaka writes poetry, recently releasing his first collection titled Waphela Umda kaLoval. Mnyaka, who has worked at Engen Malmesbury for seven years, translates the title of his collection as “The End of the Road for […]

[ad_1] Well-known regional poets and writers will read their works at a special two-day event in Norfolk and Wayne next month. The Northeast Community College Guest Writer Series and the Wayne State College Plains Writer Series are sponsoring the Nebraska Poetry Festival on Wednesday, November 16 and Thursday, November 17 at their respective campuses. Featured […]

[ad_1] The Inca city of Machu Picchu in 2015. (Diego Delso) The phrase “I can’t breathe” has acquired multiple resonances since 2020. As we face concurrent environmental and public health crises and a renewed struggle for racial justice in the United States, Latin America and in Europe, the last words of George Floyd are disturbing […]

[ad_1] Simone Kaho. Tulia Thompson talks to Simone Kaho about writing, surviving PTSD and the silence of survivors When you study poetry in college, you are told that you can write a poem about anything as long as it is well crafted, but you also learn that poetry in Aotearoa actually means sober lyric poems […]

[ad_1] Rumi, the 13th-century Muslim poet, has become a household name in recent decades, even becoming North America’s best-selling poet thanks to English translations of his work. Verses of his poetry are used to start yoga sessions, religious ceremonies and weddings, and are ubiquitous on social media, in addition to actual sales of his books. […]

[ad_1] Since the publisher is prone to puns, but not so much to poetry, we agreed to buy my poems elsewhere. By the way, the phrase “prone” often refers to the body anatomically, meaning that it is face down rather than face up, which would be “supine”, but in this case, the word can mean […]

[ad_1] learners to browse the app, examine poems centered on a particular mood by famous and less famous authors, and then analyze the poems, focusing on the literary devices that different authors use to illustrate the mood indicated. They might also have learners Use the app to browse and analyze all of a particular author’s […]

[ad_1] Photo by David Curtis/Millennium Images, UK Does anyone feel lonely? It turns out that a very large number of us are. At least three million people, or around 6% of England’s adult population aged over 16, say they feel isolated “often or always”, according to government figures released last year. People between the ages […]

[ad_1] As the world seems to be gradually turning into a technological dystopia similar to that seen in Huxley’s The best of worlds, and the words themselves appear to have been replaced by pixels as the basic unit of human understanding, reading, writing and appreciating poetry seems to be a relic of a bygone world. […]

[ad_1] The post office Song of the Week: Fiona Apple Reads Tolkien’s Poetry on ‘Where the Shadows Lie’ appeared first on Result. song of the week breaks down and talks about the song we just can’t get out of our heads every week. Find these songs and many more on our Spotify Top Songs playlist. […]

[ad_1] Courtesy of Stephen Sexton. Stephen Sexton is the author of two collections of poetry, If everyone and love were young and Cheryl’s Fates. He lives in Derry, Northern Ireland and teaches at the Seamus Heaney Center at Queen’s University Belfast. As October Poetry Curator for the Poetry Curator Series, Sexton chatted with us in […]

[ad_1] Darlys Jacobson. Sheila Vandervort interviewed author Darlys Jacobson about her new book, I choose joy. Darlys lives in Cook, and the book is available on Amazon.co.uk, barnesandnoble.comor by calling Sheila at 218-780-0019. Q: Can you tell us what the book is about? A: My book I choose joy is close observation into the depths […]

[ad_1] National Poetry Day is celebrated on the first Thursday of October every year and its main purpose is to celebrate the love of language and communication. I dare say it’s no longer a secret that poetry has somehow always made other people feel better. Why? For me, for example, poetry explores the parts of […]

[ad_1] Hot Springs poet Daniel Davis will be the featured poet for Wednesday Night Poetry at Kollective Coffee + Tea, 110 Central Ave. The regular open mic session for all poets, musicians and storytellers will begin at 6:30 p.m. today. Davis will begin his feature at 7:15 p.m., followed by another round of open mics. […]

[ad_1] The British Library has one of the largest collections of manuscripts of the Persian works of Amir Khusraw of Delhi (d. 1325). There are about fifty manuscripts, listed in the Ethé, Rieu and Ross and Brown catalogsas well as some from the Delhi Persian Collection, dating from the 15th to the 19th century, including […]

[ad_1] Protests after the Grenfell tragedy Bernard talks aboutGarry Knight (2016) / EachOther Content Note: This article contains mentions of racism and suicide As someone who isn’t the biggest fan of poetry (bearing a particular hatred for TS Eliot) Jay Bernard’s collection Surge inspired new hope. Often uncomfortable to read, Bernard’s book is more relevant […]

[ad_1] Days like these: a Alternative Guide to the Year in 366 Poems by Brian Bilston (Picador, £16.99)The poem-a-day format of poetry publishing is ripe for subversion. It’s suspected that the “poet laureate of Twitter”‘s tongue is in his cheek as he celebrates historic occasions as diverse as the execution of Charles I, Dylan goes […]

[ad_1] Collection of poetry by Yousuf Aijaz published at JKAACL Posted by on Thursday November 11th, 2021 Srinagar, November 10: ‘Hasil-i-Hyaat’, a collection of Kashmiri poetry by Syed Mohammad Yousuf Aajiz was released on Wednesday at a reception hosted by the Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Arts, Culture and Languages ​​(JKAACL) in the seminar room […]

[ad_1] The best-known work of love poetry from the ancient world is the Song of Songs, a collection of erotic poetry from the last centuries before the common era, known to the modern reader as part of the Jewish and Christian Bible. However, the culture of love poetry preceding the Song of Songs in the […]

[ad_1] A TRIO of actors bring the stories of Henry Lawson to life in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of his death. Hedley Thomson, Jane Gaylor and Peter Vanderkley are Lawson and his companions, and they are set to tour Ballarat in the coming months, performing the writer’s pieces of poetry and prose as dramatic […]

[ad_1] BELFAST – The 17th annual Belfast Poetry Festival returns on Saturday, October 15 to offer an in-person event including workshops and the evening collaborative showcase at 6:30 p.m. at Troy Howard Middle School, 173 Lincolnville Ave. On Saturday 15 October, from 1-3pm, the Belfast Poetry Festival is offering two concurrent workshops at the Belfast […]

[ad_1] Srinagar: Today, people from different walks of life participated in a workshop on Deliberate Art and Religious Spaces for Women in the Kashmir Valley. The session took place on the closing day of a week-long exhibition “Mashq e Arba’een” to commemorate the 40-day mourning period of Ashura. Syeeda Zehra, researcher and organizer of ‘majalis’ […]

[ad_1] The clip, shared on Twitter by IAS officer Arpit Verma, shows a group of children explaining the basics of Hindi grammar through poetry and dance. A video of school children singing a special poem to learn Hindi grammar has gone viral. STRONG POINTS A video showing school children learning Hindi grammar in the form […]

[ad_1] JOHNSON – The Sundog Poetry Book Award submission deadline is September 30. The contest is open to all Vermont poets who have not published a first or second book. The final judge, Shanta Lee Gander, will select the winning manuscript and write an introduction for the book. The winning poet receives a cash prize […]

[ad_1] Here’s some little news for Upper West Siders. Our first nugget doesn’t have nuggets, but it does have breakfast tacos. A new pop-up store — Morning Goods NYC — opened at 424 Amsterdam Ave, between 80th and 81st streets. Here is the Caledonia Bar space, and the new popup (created by the folks behind […]

[ad_1] Generic brands:Will not be granted to begin with,And can be undone In theory, a brand can last “forever”. For example, the winged hourglass logo of the watch company Longines, originally registered in Switzerland in 1889, is the oldest valid trademark in the international register of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). The oldest trademark […]

[ad_1] Have you ever found a phrase that so perfectly describes how you feel, that it shakes you and comforts you, both at the same time? Have you ever found deep solace in words, a safe space that is otherwise unmatched? If you have any, here are some books to recreate that feeling. If not, […]

[ad_1] In his introduction to “The Oxford Book of Christian Verse”, Lord David Cecil writes that “religious emotion is the most sublime known to man”, but in the same paragraph adds that “a great proportion of religious verse is a bad thing” and that “Poets who have invoked both the sacred and the profane must, […]

[ad_1] Rita Jhunjhunwala is ready to organize her fourth personal exhibition BHEEGI LAKEEREIN. This exhibition is a confluence of Rita’s paintings and poems which is curated by art historian, author and curator, Dr. Alka Pande. The 40 poems chosen for ‘Bheegi Lakeerein’ cover four decades of Rita’s life. In a frank interaction with The statesman […]

[ad_1] Growing up in the south, she attended George Mason University and graduated with a degree in communications, with a focus on interpersonal and business communication. After her debut, she began her career with a national nonprofit and has since lived in Northern Virginia. When she’s not writing for Learning Liftoff, she spends her time […]

[ad_1] The evening of September 8 at the Daily Star Center saw an outpouring of verse in front of a live and very, very interactive audience. Daily Star Books and SHOUT jointly launched our series of Slam Poetry Nights – an evening, each month, of verses recited in the spirit of creative freedom, freedom to […]

[ad_1] POETRY exculpatory liliesSusan MusgraveMcClelland & Stewart, Sept. This new collection by the award-winning poet deals with grief: her partner, Stephen Reid, died in 2018, and their daughter Sophie in 2021 from an accidental overdose. But Musgrave’s sensibility pervades these poems as well – the mind and the natural world serve as counterpoints in his […]

[ad_1] As a documentary filmmaker, Werner Herzog often seems guided by his curiosities rather than by a specific structure or a concrete objective. For a movie like graying manhaving a clear objective and a direct narrative to tell felt like an oddity in his documentary work, whereas films like Meetings around the world and Cave […]

[ad_1] love and romance What if…When you reach meWhat if…? Then, we…If soI like it when…What if?You me we !It’s my loving brain · “She felt the essence of herself becoming finer and smaller like those streams of spun glass that pull and stretch until there was only a shimmering illusion left. Neither falling nor […]

[ad_1] Ludwig Wittgenstein, in Philosophical Investigations, asks us to imagine someone pointing their cheek with an expression of pain and saying “Abracadabra”! We ask “What do you mean?”. And he replies, “I meant toothache.” Wittgenstein suggests that there are things we should understand with silence – yet the words cause us to ask for the […]

[ad_1] Great songs are created by a combination of great melody and good poetry. But in our time, it’s hard to hear meaningful poetry in popular music and film music. This gap was identified by Chinmayi Tripathi, an entrepreneur, singer, songwriter and poet who started a unique initiative – Music and Poetry Project (2018) now […]

[ad_1] It is said that poetry was at its peak during the time of Mirza Ghalib, Mir and Allama Iqbal, but today it has disappeared. The poets left and took with them the art of poetry and fell asleep under the dust. Today, no one writes, reads or listens to poetry. It is said that […]

[ad_1] Patricia Briody, Creative Ireland; poet John Ennis; Noel Monahan, editor of Chasing Shadows; and Shelley Corcoran, Creative Ireland Longford. Published: Wed Sep 7, 2022 1:03 PM A new anthology featuring ‘poetry for the time’ from artists from the Midlands and beyond, ‘Chasing Shadows’, launches August 19 at The Green, Edgeworthstown. Published by Lapwing Publications, […]

[ad_1] The new chancellor may be a renowned mastermind with a doctorate in economic history from the University of Cambridge. But Kwasi Kwarteng doesn’t always have the answers. When he appeared on University Challenge in 1995, he buzzed in response to a donkey question, only to tell quiz master Jeremy Paxman, “Oh fuck, I forgot.” […]

[ad_1] JOHNSTOWN, Pa. — About five years ago, local native and author Jim Lamb attempted to write a book of poetry, but was unhappy with the results. So he put the project aside and moved on. However, the thought never left his head, and soon after he started playing with poems again. Today Lamb released […]

[ad_1] Hyderabad: There is no way to eliminate life’s challenges. But we can at least temporarily laugh at the blues. Hyderabadis did just that the other day. They took the route of humor to reduce stress levels. The mizahia mushaira organized by Siasat Urdu Daily had the audience in several parts. Held as part of […]

[ad_1] Organizers have promised the 11th annual event will be “the best ever” as it honors the life and values ​​of one of the country’s most influential writers and activists. Whatever the weather, there will be a day of fun, including music, poetry and community stalls, from 11.15am to 9.30pm on Saturday in Believe Square […]

[ad_1] Ballad O! shairly you saw my loveDoun whaur the wind of the waters:He walks like a man who fears no oneAnd yet his e’en are nice. O! shairly you saw my loveAt the turn of the tide;For then he gathers in the netsDoun be the waterfront. O! Lassie I saw your loveAt the turn […]

[ad_1] King Shakur said writing poetry saved his life. At 12, the South Dallas native was inspired by Nikki Giovanni’s poem “Cotton Candy on a Rainy Day” and the lyricism of his favorite rappers, so he decided to give it a shot. “It wasn’t cool to write poetry so I wrote very little in school […]

[ad_1] //= do_shortcode(‘[in-content-square]’) ?> Same Difference by Ben Wilkinson, Homelands by Eric Ngalle Charles and Sanctuary by Angela Graham are published by Seren Books Caroline Bracken I approached Ben Wilkinson’s second collection “Same Difference” with some trepidation, he is a college professor of creative writing and the blurb told me that throughout the collection he […]

[ad_1] PUNYA BHASIN PICTURES Jakland’s sidewalks have undergone a makeover, with lines of poetry strewn across the neighborhood reflecting Oakland’s beloved history and heart. Oakland’s Business Improvement District held its first sidewalk poetry contest to celebrate April as National Poetry Month. This project was inspired by artist Marcus Young with Saint-Paul Public Art in St. […]

[ad_1] She had a hotly contested doctorate. in chemistry, but Helen Schaefer was probably best known in Tucson for her love and generous support of the arts and education. Schaefer was a regular on the shows and on the board of the Tucson Symphony Orchestra. She sang for years with the University of Arizona Community […]

[ad_1] Rabbi Ralph Genende considers his role as a community rabbi to “comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable,” and the essays in his new book deliver on that. They also reveal a very traveling man, with a sensitive eye and a lover of poetry. As a modern Orthodox rabbi, known to readers of The […]