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36 Shades of Fear
Two poems about different shades of fear. The first one is an alphabet poem, consisting of 26 poetic definitions of fear.
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The Most Unexpected Secret
He is hiding something. They are both nervous. Will his secret affect their relationship?
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The Musings of a Bride-to-flee
A poem about wedding jitters and other philosophical musings.
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An Elephant in the Room
A husband and wife with marital issues are faced with an unexpected guest: a little elephant has mysteriously appeared in their bedroom.
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Clouds Between My Thoughts
A poem which was written in response to Brenda Arledge's Week 30 Word Prompt 'Clouds'.
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10 Sad Love Poems for Rainy Days
10 sad love poems that you can read on a rainy day while enjoying a hot beverage.
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The Forgotten Prisoner: In Response to Brenda Arledge’s Word Prompt ‘Freedom’
Embrace the innocence of your fears, but let them go. Freedom resides beyond the prison of uncertainty.
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Sweetness: a Poem That Tastes Like Memories and New Beginnings
What is your sweetest memory?
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A Garden That We Once Knew
A nostalgic walk, an old-forgotten garden, a long-lost love...
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Tall and Grim a Shadow Passes
An old man is visited by a shadow from his past.
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A Case of Poetic Injustice
Writing letters is so romantic, but what if the love is not returned?
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I Kissed a Dream
Was it only a dream? The mysterious man, the calling, a secret longing tucked away in a corner of her heart.
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Out of Time: a Poem About a Life Lived Backwards
What would you do if one day you realized that you were living your life backwards?
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Top 7 Most Adorably Shy Male Characters
Who says shy men can’t be charming?
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3 Challenges Faced by Non-Native English Writers
Non-native English writers are often very gifted, but they may find it a bit harder to be successful in the competitive world of writing and publishing. An excellent command of the English language is a must. Experience and self-confidence are equally important.
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Venus-Pluto Aspects in the Natal Chart
Having a Venus-Pluto aspect in your natal chart does not mean that your love life is doomed. Becoming aware of your fears and insecurities is the first step in achieving happiness in your relationship.
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Two Poems about the Importance of Family Ties
Our family shapes us for better or worse. Sometimes we need to break free from the past. Other times we need to reconnect with our roots.
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10 Acrostic Poems about Love and Life
10 acrostic poems that touch upon life's great joys and challenges, from the moment we are born till the day we breathe our last...
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Portrait of Van Gogh as a Young Artist
A poem dedicated to Vincent Van Gogh, a beautifully tormented artist whose paintings still enjoy fame today, in a world that has not forgotten the shades that once tinted Van Gogh's soul...
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The Return of the Unspoken Words
A girl finds herself overwhelmed by the presence of some unexpected guests. The ghosts of the past find their way back into her life...and living room.
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The Lost Ballerina
A short story about a man who wakes up in a strange forest. He meets a little mysterious ballerina who seems to be just as lost as he is. Is there a connection between them?
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The Little Man With the Hat
Charlie Chaplin takes a last stroll down the memory lane...
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Macbeth on Screen: From Orson Welles to Geoffrey Wright
Rediscover Macbeth in four of the most renowned film adaptations of the famous Shakespearean play.
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Hamlet’s Madness on Screen: From Olivier to Almereyda
I invite you to embark on a little cinematographic journey that will help you rediscover Hamlet.
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The Picture of Dorian Gray: A Gothic Masterpiece
A mysterious painting, a yellow book about forbidden pleasures, a transformation that is both amazing and horrifying - these are all ingredients of Oscar Wilde's Gothic masterpiece
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Significance of Ophelia’s Madness: Melancholy and Hysteria
Could Ophelia have suffered from melancholy and hysteria? Let's take a closer look at this key character in Shakespeare's "Hamlet."
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Understanding Hamlet's Madness: Melancholy and Folly
Could Hamlet have suffered from melancholy and folly? While melancholy had more to do with the bodily functions in Shakespeare's time, folly had social and moral extrapolations.
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Top 7 Sneakiest Cartoon Characters of All Time
These cartoon characters may look innocent and cuddly, but they’re actually pretty shrewd and shifty.
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Memory and Identity in "Everything Is Illuminated" by Jonathan Safran Foer
How memory and identity are illustrated in one of the most astounding Holocaust novels of the 21st century: 'Everything is Illuminated' by Jonathan Safran Foer.
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7 Reasons Why We Love English Literature
Why do you like English literature? Is it the tragic love stories? Or perhaps the dashing men.