In 1931, on the occasion of Tagore’s 70th birth anniversary, his dance-drama on Buddhist themes, Natir Puja, was re-staged in Kolkata. Birendra Nath Sircar(Founder of New Theatres, Kolkata) invited…
It is painful to lose a loved one. Whether it is a baby you are carrying, a child or a mother or friend, the death of someone special is almost too much to bear in some cases. I believe that when our love ones pass over they are waiting for us to join them one day, just as we are waiting to see them again. Until then their spirit visits us, reminding us that they are there, especially when we need comfort. I hope this poem will also offer you some comfort. You can find this poem (as well as the He's In the Rain version) and my other sympathy poems for sale in my poetry store. Feel free to print out this poem for your own personal use or share it on your blog or social media sites. As long as my name remains on the poem I have no problem with it being shared.
Here is a poem written in Renaissance style about Anne's thoughts in different moments of her life. My poem is a mixture of real and alternate history, featuring the Anne/Henry VIII and the Anne/Henry Percy pairings.
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To mark the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare's death a new theatre production will feature all 74 of the Bard's on-stage deaths in one two-hour show. It will open in Northampton in May.
This year’s whisky-and-haggis feast for the birth of the Scottish bard risks being upstaged by a big literary milestone south of the border.
“Add to the available accounts of Plath (there are so many) this, please: nobody brought a house to life the way she did.” So writes Dan Chiasson in a February New Yorker piece commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of Sylvia Plath’s death.
The Debt All Women Pay The tulip’s leaves shrivel A sickly graying green Like those offending efflorescence Of Georgia O’Keefe. So my godmother too wilted In that most intimate of ways. Those...
There's way more to Frost than "The Road Not Taken."
