What is the best thing that you can do? Run? Play? Read this poem and find out what R. L. Stevenson thinks.

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You read the story of Pandora and her treasure box, didn’t you? In the story, you came to read how all the problems we see around us today burst out from the box. Until then, people had been innocent and had lived in paradise, but the time had come for them to get to know […]

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This is a wonderfully lyrical poem, even for Alfred Lord Tennyson – in places it verges on pure music. In fact, it is hardly necessary to understand it – just let the images and beautifully patterned rhythms flow past, evoking the babbling brook. As we read along, we are told of the brook’s journey and […]

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‘Throwing a Tree’ shows that nature plays victim to man and his ruthless pursuit of progress. Thomas Hardy wants to express his anger towards the harm caused to nature by man’s self-centered activities. Thomas Hardy is against any kind of activity that cause nature to suffer and it shows through the pessimism that he expresses […]

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This is a very artistic poem, where the sky and the sea are talking to each other. What are they saying? Can you imagine the sky and the sea in conversation? Well, I cannot, and I wonder how the Shake Keane ever thought about it. I want to read this poem immediately.

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I love the month of June. My birthday falls in June, and I am always excited for it. Which of the months are this poet’s favorites? Does she love all the twelve months? What does she think of each one of them? Read and find out.

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William Wordsworth is moved by nature. He loves nature, and he feels that he is connected to it. He knows he was connected to it even when he was an infant, and he thinks he will always remain connected to it. You can feel the poet’s connection to nature once you read this poem, My […]

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I love it when the sunrays fall on my face early in the morning. It feels as if they want to tell me something. And Emile Poulsson knows what those sunbeams are trying to tell me. Let us read about the sunbeams and find out.

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I’ve always wanted to be a magician. A magician’s life is full of fun, I always thought. If a magician is hungry, he can always use his magic chants and make the world’s tastiest foods appear in front of him. What about you? What have you always wanted to become? What about this poet? What […]

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Most people have pets in their homes. Many of them keep dogs and cats. But a few others also keep birds like parrots, or fishes like the goldfish as pets. What pet does this poet want?

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