Wordwatch: Hark
“Hark the Herald Angels sing” is a familiar phrase this time of year, but where does the word “hark” come from?
“Hark the Herald Angels sing” is a familiar phrase this time of year, but where does the word “hark” come from?
This week’s poem uses the display of fireworks to ignite reflections on humanity’s hardships and triumphs.
This week’s poem by Anne Bradstreet expresses the boundless and bountiful affection she felt for her husband.
This week’s poem describes a deep appreciation of the English countryside by naturist and ‘war poet’ Edward Thomas.
In this week’s poem, Horace shows his characteristic gratitude for simple pleasures sustained in good company.
Alongside Li Po and Tu Fu, Wang Wei (699-791 AD) is often counted as one of three great poets in Chinese history. Born to an
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