Episode #38: Two Idiots Talking About Writing Poetry Episode #38: Two Idiots Talking About Writing Poetry An episode about how to write poetry.
To Autumn, By John Keats To Autumn, By John Keats One of the most famous poems about the season in all of English literature, Keats’s ‘To Autumn’ is also one of the finest autumn poems in the language
The Old Shillong House The Old Shillong House The riddles of life are told in the old shillong house.
To Marie Louise (Shew), By Edgar Allan Poe To Marie Louise (Shew), By Edgar Allan Poe Written in 1847 for Marie Louise Shew, voluntary nurse of Poe’s wife Virginia.
The Ghosts Take A Selfie The Ghosts Take A Selfie In Texas they roam and throughout the world the ghosts wail and moan.
After He Left… After He Left… Can one ever evade their past? Or is the mystery of life how the past always manages to catch up with us?
A Child’s Nightmare, By Robert Graves A Child’s Nightmare, By Robert Graves If you wake up with a dark figure standing over you, and the figure keeps coming back again, then you know a little of what this poem presents to its readers.
Blood Ties Blood Ties A killer runs amok through a house, only to meet his match in an unlikely place.
