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72Poems I Have Been Inspired to Write
I have decided to try my hand at writing poetry, and so these poems you will see, are the first poems that I have written in years. Way back, I used to write some poetry, but I never had it published.
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76A Challenge of writing a Speech in English on Sant Kabir Das, The Great Indian Philosopher
Writing speech is an art. To write a speech in Enhlish on Kabir Das was a great challenge.While writing the speech about Kabir and his Dohas made an impact on life. Sant Kabir Das was a great philosopher so writing about him was privilege but in return learning about him was a supreme gain for life.
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56Twenty One Plus
A more funny than serious poem about me not being able to see my cousin play, enjoy!
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72Shakespeare's Sonnets
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? One of the most famous of Shakespeare's Sonnets.
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66A Poem: It Must Be Dust
This heroic couplet is a humorous pull on all the things that generate dust.
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65Love Found Standing Upon a Bookshelf
Amidst a maze I saw you standing there, Flutter of gold letters like fairies’ shine, Mine eyes beckoned and trapped, your back laid bare. I reach out and up to clasp the divine. Smooth leather enwraps the unknown inside, I crack your...
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72Chinese New Year: Legend, Traditions and Customs
Chinese Lunar New Year is the most significant festival of the Chinese all over the world. There are lots of traditions and customs for this event.
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70Tears of a Goddess
A sonnet dedicated to my mom ;) Includes a Shakespearean sonnet tutorial as well as links to wonderful sonnet resources.
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71Othello Analysis
Today I will be reciting Act 3 Scene 3 Lines 262 – 281 of the Arden edition of Shakespeare’s Othello. It is on pg. 224 – 225 and is Othello’s first soliloquy in the play. This fellow’s of exceeding honesty And knows all qualities,...
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64Arguing with Myself: I Lost This Time
Short easy to read poems. Each poem stands on its own.
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