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1. How to memorize poetry January 16, 2012 DB Normal DB 3 416 2012-01-17T13:39:00Z 2012-01-17T13:40:00Z 1 929 5296 44 12 6213 12.00 300 80 Clean Clean false false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 ... (read more) Author: Rod Bremer

2. Portraits of West Java Heritage March 06, 2011 Tradition and Culture Principally an oral tradition, the people of West Java developed more than 180 forms of artistic expression within 19 clusters, the oldest of these is supposed to be poetry. Traditional epic poems tell of the history and heroes of the people from time immemorial through the Galuh and Pajajaran kingdoms, and continue today. Haji Hasan Mustapa (1852 - 1930) is a giant in the tradition having produced some 10,000 works. Today the languages of West Java bear an imprint of the oral tradition and remain popular for daily use. They are complex languages attesting to so... (read more) Author: Ricky Jolany

3. Six Ways to Make Memorizing Poetry Easier February 09, 2011 The best way to experience poetry is to hear it out loud. While some poems are made to be read, for many you cannot get their full effect without hearing the spoken word. Epic poems were used since ancient times to tell stories and teach lessons, a task which has been replaced by books, movies, television, and the Internet. There is still a place for poetry, however. Whether it’s in competitions, or just to entertain, reciting poetry can be a wonderful and fulfilling experience. Having children recite poetry that they have memorized can be a fantastic exercise on many levels. It can he... (read more) Author: Kevin Green

4. Foundations of Urdu Poetry- Nazm and Ghazal October 12, 2010 The Urdu poetry is widely read among the masses of different nationalities. It is believed to be a rich source of mental simulation and enrichment of the thought process. Urdu language has seen several great poets in different parts of the world who contributed a lot in making this poetry reach its intellectual pinnacle. Different poets used different forms of poetry to express themselves. Their works ranged from epic poems to romances and haikus. Although there are different forms of Urdu poetry, however, the forms that can truly be regarded as the founda... (read more) Author: asad asrar

5. Political satire at its best, "The Adventures of George". June 21, 2010 Interested in politics, international affairs, and remember your recent history? If so, "The Adventures of George", a satirical and entertaining look at modern events, will set you chuckling. And George? . . . . . . .who is this George? Well, George may be a common name but it’s good enough for Kings, for Princes, and for Presidents. So which category does our hero fall into? To find out, read this amusing narrative poem which chronicles George’s struggles with international leaders and terrorist groups, and which allows you to meet the host of colorful and eccentric characters who cross ... (read more) Author: Blair Gowrie

6. 2 step to publish your books June 01, 2010 Learn how to publish your novel, poetry, memoir, how-to book, children publications. If you would like to create an epic flow of traffic to all of your sites and boost your online sales using a self contained traffic system then you should take a look at what Keith Baxter and Jon Shugart are saying in my Epic Traffic Systems Review.one) The primary factor you have to have is guide publish softwareEach and every day, much more graphics pros, publishers, and print assistance companies are discovering that Adobe InDesign is often a leap forward in page layout computer software. Get more info abo... (read more) Author: Ricardo Peters

7. Have we Grown Beyond Poetry? November 05, 2009 Poetry is dead. There are poets in abundance, but they are amateurs, generally not paid or praised for their chosen art form. The sonnet is gone, mostly forgotten, the words of the epic poem have grown weary, and stale, the entire world of poetry as we know it, as we once knew it, is gone forever. However it still exists. Maybe it has even evolved, from the mere words and rhyme and measure into something new, something as powerful if not more so. In the ancient world there were two major lyrical arts. There was poetry, which used words to create emotions riding upon cadences and li... (read more) Author: Joey Pebble

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