In my peaceful abode I rest tonight With my infant beside me, snuggled so tight I hear the wind whistle and feel the breeze blow The...

The glad demeanour and mischievous tones in Hunt's most shared and well known poems must come from the cheerful, sensitive and perceptive...

The acute attention to detail that the Japanese culture lends to every aspect of their life is unmistakable. One such aspect is Bunraku,...

Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble. (IV.i.10-11) Remember these lines and the three witch sisters in...

PART II "Characters from a nursery rhyme? That’s new!” Jill was amused. Then she was silent for a moment as she further processed what...

We are currently going through one of the most tragic times in history but we, clearly, are missing out on the lessons that we ought to...

A blank verse with a feminine ending is, not the standard ten-syllabic metre, instead, one more than the ten, ending with an additional...

When we casually toss plastic bottles and packaging out the window or drop them on the side of the road or by the pavement, we, most...

For years and years we only use We take, We break, We start to lose The smoke, the waste, the plastics float We cut, We burn, We drain...

The first poet featured here on O, John Wilmot, was the second Earl of Rochester. A libertine, the Earl was infamous for his waywardness...

We will start with verse-types in the English language first, only because the content generated, for the moment by 'O', is mainly in...

Q. Verse, what is it? A. The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) defines verse as writing arranged with a metrical rhythm, typically having a...

The Einstein-Rosen bridge could have brought us to that answer, had it been possible to travel back in time, at least, by now when...