
I am in a bad thithuathon. I try to thpeak, but it sounds thilly. I hope you underthtand why I am in this thithuation. Don’t be alarmed: this is what you will come across Kenn Nesbitt’s poem. Be sure to find out why he is speaking so.
This is the story of Creon. In this chapter, we will learn how, because of his stupidity and his stubbornness, he lost everything he had.
In the lesson before, you read the Greek folklore on how fire was brought to the earth. This lesson also talks about how fire was brought to men, but this story comes from the Shasta, the native American Indian people. Read this and decide which one is more interesting.
Do you remember anything about your childhood? Do you remember the things you used to do, or the place where you lived? Thomas Hood seems to have a good memory, for he remembers his childhood place. In this poem, I Remember, I Remember, he expresses his joy in visiting the place after so long.
The Antarctic Desert is the World’s largest desert. Its area is 13, 830,000 which means that as far as your eyes can stretch, you can see sand, sand and only sand. It doesn’t sound good, does it? Read this chapter on deserts.
Ivan Lomov wants to marry Natalia Stepanova, the daughter of his neighbor. With all his courage, he approaches Choobookov. Will Lomov win Choobookov’s confidence? Will Lomov ever marry the woman of his dreams? Read to know further and learn about one of the most interesting and the weirdest proposals.
Henry Wardsworth Longfellow wrote, in October 16, 1845, “The Arrow and the Song, which came into my mind as I stood with my back to the fire, and glanced on to the paper with arrow’s speed.” Read this poem and find out what Henry Wardsworth Longfellow wants to say through this poem.