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1. Christmas Poetry - Ring Out, Wild Bells - Tennyson November 17, 2008 Lord Alfred Tennyson (1809 - 1892) Ring out, wild bells, to the wild sky, The flying cloud, the frosty light; The year is dying in the night; Ring out, wild bells, and let him die. Ring out the old, ring in the new, Ring, happy bells, across the snow: The year is going, let him go; Ring out the false, ring in the true. Ring out the grief that saps the mind, For those that here we see no more, Ring out the feud of rich and poor, Ring in redress to all mankind. Ring out a slowly dying cause, And ancient forms of party strife; Ring in the nobler modes of life, With... (read more) Author: Thomas O Donovan

2. The Great American Cowboy Talent Show November 14, 2008 The Great American Cowboy Talent Show 1st Annual Texas Crossroads Cowboy Gathering Desk bound city slickers with romantic ideals of the cowboy lifestyle flock to cowboy poetry gatherings across the west like kids to Christmas candy. Musicians, cowboy poets, and cowboy storytellers keep their “wannbe” City Slicker fans entertained with music from the old west or poems and stories right off the range. With the growing popularity of these events comes the daunting task of supplying authentic cowboy entertainers. Entertainment committees are flooded e... (read more) Author: Robert Kinford

3. The Prescription Is Good Lovin November 12, 2008 "All I need is good lovin’." ­ The Rascals Magazines frequently ask me to write articles about health; and I am often invited to speak at conferences to talk about healing, and though I thoroughly enjoy what I do: Can we please talk about something else besides health? Can we talk about something else, like poetry or love? We are more than a bit obsessed with health, and it does not improve the quality of health if we talk more about it. It only works if you actually do something about it -- you know, the basics: Eat a good balanced diet with lots of fresh organic fruits and vegetables, d... (read more) Author: t namaya

4. Redefining Spirituality November 06, 2008 Redefining Spirituality I have always felt that spirituality is spoken (actually meant to!) in the same breath as religion. When we say a country a person sect etc. etc. is spiritual, what we actually mean is that the country or person or sect etc. is deeply religious!? While it is quite natural to assume that a spiritual ‘aspect’ is closely linked with GOODNESS (read GODLINESS) and it is true as well it might be too far fetched to assume that an ‘aspect’ that is religious would be spiritual. Then what is spiritual(ity) ? There are many established definitions and I would leave that to t... (read more) Author: Code Platter

5. TAJ MAHAL-ONE OF THE SEVEN WONDERS-INDIA November 06, 2008 TAJ MAHAL-ONE OF THE SEVEN WONDERS-INDIA Agra, the city of the Taj Mahal, figures on the itinerary of every tourist to India. www.aonetrip.com If this is your first visit to the Taj, there is only one thing to remember – everything that has been said about it is at best inadequate. This mausoleum is a piece of poetry in marble; you will find yourself stopping before every marble screen, every bit of inlaid wall to marvel at the craftsmanship of those who created this architectural wonder. Recently, the Taj was voted amongst the Seven Wonders of the World. Emperor Shah Jahan as t... (read more) Author: jagi cheema

6. MAN-WOMAN RELATIONSHIP IN THE POETRY OF KAMALA DAS November 05, 2008 MAN-WOMAN RELATIONSHIP IN THE POETRY OF KAMAL DAS India is a unity in diversity and its literature also gives the same fragrance. Modern Indian English poetry emerged at the end of the Second World War after the end of colonialism. It is one of the many ‘new literatures’ which began at that time. It is also a fact that modern Indian poetry in English has been neglected by the most of the critics, foreign readers and intellectuals as compare to the creative writings of Africa and the Caribbean. The reason is that it has no obvious and direct relationship to the cultural movements which l... (read more) Author: DR. RAM SHARMA

7. Tristan and Isolde Opera Tickets - A Medieval Love Story October 30, 2008 StubHub.com is your source for Tristan und Isolde tickets.The story of Tristan and Isolde is one that has been handed down since the Medieval times, through the poetry of two main authors whose works were first written around eight to nine hundred years ago. The story is one of romance and passion that has grown in legend over the years. While the first origins of the story are not specifically known, there is some speculation that this story, like the stories of King Arthur, are loosely based on a series of true historical events. Tristan and Isolde have also been closely intertwined with the... (read more) Author: Phoebe Bradley

8. MAHENDRA BHATNAGAR AS CHAMPION OF NATURE IN HIS POETRY VOLUME` LYRIC LUTE` October 27, 2008 MAHENDRA BHATNAGAR AS CHAMPION OF NATURE IN HIS POETRY VOLUME ` LYRIC LUTE` BY Dr. Ram Sharma Sr. Lecturer in English Janta Vedic College Baraut, Baghpat (U.P.) Mahendra Bhatnagar has been involved with the writing of poems for the past six decades. The translated poems have been compiled in eight volumes namely (Forty poems of Mahendra Bhatnagar (1968)’ (After the forty Poems (1979), Exuberance and other Poems (2001), Dr. Mahendra Bhatnagar Poetry, (2002), Death Perception: Life Perception. (2002), Lyric- Lute (2007), According to Prof. P.C. Gupta, “Mahendra... (read more) Author: DR. RAM SHARMA

9. A BOOK REVIEW OF N. KARTHIKEYAN OSHO`S `SHOWERS TO THE BOWERS` October 27, 2008 A BOOK REVIEW SHOWERS TO THE BOWERS : N. KARTHIKEYAN OSHO, AMRIT PRAKASHAN, GWALIOR (M.P.) 474009, APRIL 2006, RS. 100/- ISBN 81-8392-000-4 N. Karthikeyan OSHO is an engineer by professor and he had received the "International Poet of Merit Award 2002" of Poetry Society, Maryland, USA. Before this he has one more poetry volume 'Mystic Melody' which was published from The Home of Letters (India), Orissa in the year 2005. Showers to The Bowers Contains 54 poems on diverse topics. N. Karthikeyan osho has more than thousand poems on the web. In the preface of this volume the poet asserts "Poe... (read more) Author: DR. RAM SHARMA

10. POET COET October 24, 2008 POET COET PRESS RELEASE Tuesday, October 14, 2008 8:57:00 AM FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - "POET COET" NOW AVAILABLE: “POET COET” is now available, worldwide, through most major book outlets. Book preview and book order links are provided below. Nausori, Fiji Islands – October 7, 2008 – Blue Fog Journal proudly announces the release of Poet Coet, the long awaited poetry and short story collection of author and poet, Ed Coet, of Central, Texas. Ed Coet, a retired US Army officer and Texas teacher, has emerged on the international poetry scene as a highly talented, visionary,... (read more) Author: Ed Coet

11. A BOOK REVIEW OF PCK PREM`S `` RAINBOW AT SIXTY`` October 20, 2008 A BOOK REVIEW RAINBOW AT SIXTY [A COLLECTION OF POEMS] : PCK PREM, PRAKASH BOOK DEPOT, BAREILLY, 2008 RS. 60/- ISBN 978-81-7977-283-6 P.C. Katock (Prem) is a distingusihed name in the domain of Indian English Poetry. He belongs to Palampur, Kangra (Himachal). He has authored more than forty books and his outpourings are in different languages like Pahari, Hindi and English. In the foreword of this volume Prof. R.A. Singh asserts "PCK Prem is a poet of considerable merit and an important voice in the second generation of Indian poets of English." Dr. Prem belongs to hilly region and th... (read more) Author: DR. RAM SHARMA

12. ABOOK REVIEW OF PASHUPATI JHA`S MOTHER AND OTHER POEMS October 20, 2008 A BOOK REVIEW MOTHER AND OTHER POEMS : PASHUPATI JHA CREATIVE BOOKS, NEW DELHI, 2005, RS. 150/- ISBN 81-8043-028-6 Pashupati Jha is Professor of English in the Department of Humanities and social sciences : I.I.T., Roorkee (Uttrakhand). His first collection, cross and creation (Prestige Books, New Delhi) has been widely read and reviewed. this is his second volume of poetry. This volume contains 49 poems which have been dedicated to his late mother. In the Preface of the volume he asserts, "Values make life livable and worth while. The easiest way of imparting those values is through love ... (read more) Author: DR. RAM SHARMA

13. Should I Make My Own Wedding Poems? October 13, 2008 Like an infant who has seen a new fun toy, this commentary about wedding poems will open up a whole new world of excitement and wonder for you. According to my dad, wedding poems are quite a tradition in his family. Wedding invitation poems, poems read during during the bridal shower, the wedding dinner, and the actual wedding ceremony, and many other examples of wedding poetry go back generations in his family. After all, many of them are wordsmiths. Within my father's family line, there are literally dozens of fairly well-known poets and authors. That these people can compose a wedding poem ... (read more) Author: Johnny Sogaard

14. FEMINIST PERSPECTIVE IN RECENT INDIAN-ENGLISH WOMEN POETS October 10, 2008 Feminist Perspective in Recent Indian-English Woman Poets Bys Dr. Ram Sharma Lecturer Department of English Janta Vedic College, Baraut BAGHPAT (U.P.) – 250611 Indian women poets writing in English from Toru Dutt to Kamla Das and from Sarojini Naidu to Suniti Namjoshi reveal the mind-boggling variety of theme as well as style that poetry is capable of offering. In the last fifty years absorbing a variety of influences, dealing with a range of themes and generating diverse straties of poetic expression.Each one of them has tried to speak in a distinctly p... (read more) Author: DR. RAM SHARMA

15. A Moment of Introspection October 10, 2008 A Moment of IntrospectionBetween the outer world of endless movement and the inner world of emptiness, there is the Middle Ground-a moment of introspection. If you (just like me) are feeling overwhelmed with your life becoming hectic and unpredictable these days, have a Therapeutic Pause.What is a Therapeutic Pause:Throw away whatever you're doing, take a piece of paper and a pen, and sit down. Preferably your window is open, so you can feel the fresh air, and preferably your neighbors are quiet. Think the fresh air is clearing up your mind, and then visualize something in nature that makes yo... (read more) Author: Bellarietta Soliara

16. Most Popular free ebook Downloads October 07, 2008 Are you wondering what the most popular free ebook downloads are so you can cater to the majority of people on the internet? Well, you may not realize this, but there are many free e-books that are on the list of the most popular along with a few that costs a few dollars. According to the person giving you the list, you will have a very different list of popular ebook downloads. The reason this is so true is that there are many different e-books in all kinds of categories. You can find e-books on self improvement, romance, classic, marketing, financial, poetry, pets, dogs, wildlife, golf,... (read more) Author: Resale Rights

17. A BOOK REVIEW OF STEPHEN GILL`S `` SONGS BEFORE SHRINE`` October 02, 2008 A BOOK REVIEW SONG BEFORE SHRINE : STEPHEN GILL AUTHORS PRESS, NEW DELHI, 2007, RS. 80/- ISBN 81-7273-384-4 Stephen Gill is a world wide name in the domain of poetry. He is a poet Laureate and the expressive voice of Canada. India and Pakistan. Stephen Gill has authored more than twenty books, including novels, literary criticism and collections of poems. His poetry and prose have appeared in more than five hundred publications, mostly in Canada, the United States of America and India. Stephen Gill has received awards and recognitions, including three honorary doctorates, and Laureate ... (read more) Author: DR. RAM SHARMA

18. Helping You Choose The Best Islamic Wedding Cards September 28, 2008 A marriage is a wonderful occasion no matter what religious faith you belong to. For Muslims however, it is poetry in motion. Everything about the wedding, which is termed "Nikaah," is dream-like. The framaan, or the wedding invitation, is meant to be an introduction to the style and elegance of the proposed festivities. If you reside in any Muslim country around the world, then you would never have a problem with finding the right invitations for wedding day celebrations. However, finding appropriate Islamic wedding cards elsewhere will require a little effort and market research. Fortu... (read more) Author: Mike Selvon

19. How to keep writing regardless of how you feel. September 25, 2008 I have discovered a system that helps me cope with my various moods I am in when sitting down and trying to write on my manuscript. Being a busy author of books, short stories and poetry, this stands me in good stead and I am very happy to pass this on to fellow writers. My new method is especially helpful when having to write about so-called boring subjects, like long descriptions or uneventful scenes. If you are like me, obsessed with writing, pouring out thoughts and ideas on paper, we have many obstacles to face – all the way to the printed publication! Laboring under the requirements of ... (read more) Author: PETER FREDERICK

20. A BOOK REVIEW OF B.K.KAR`S `` THE SILENT MONSOON`` September 23, 2008 A BOOK REVIEW The Silent Monsoon : Basanta Kumar Kar, Writers Workshop Calcutta, 2006 ISBN 81-8157-596-2 (HB) ISBN 81-8157-597-0 (FB) Price HB - Rs 150.00 FB - Rs 100.00 Basanta Kumar Kar is a distinguished name in Indian English Poetry. He hails from Kendrapara, Orirsa (India). Although he hold a senior position in an international development organisation. He has two other collections of poetry before this entitled "The Native Bird, The Pinnacle of Sorrow". This is the third collection by B.K. Kar. This collection is dedicated to the Naive Bird. This collection contains 78 poems... (read more) Author: DR. RAM SHARMA

21. Wonder World Dream With Children's Books September 18, 2008 Children's Books or children's literature is very hard to define and categorised, there is no set genre for children to enjoy. Sometimes, a children's book became more popular and enjoyable by the teenagers and adults and vice versa. The demand for Children's Books has been there from the time memorable and will remain forever. Children's literature or Children's Books can be categories into six major class, namely early childhood picture books, traditional literature, fiction, non-fiction, biography and autobiography and poetry and verses. Children's literature constitutes those books th... (read more) Author: Alden Jerry

22. How to keep writing regardless of how you feel. September 17, 2008 I have discovered a system that helps me cope with my various moods I am in when sitting down and trying to write on my manuscript. Being a busy author of books, short stories and poetry, this stands me in good stead and I am very happy to pass this on to fellow writers. My new method is especially helpful when having to write about so-called boring subjects, like long descriptions or uneventful scenes. If you are like me, obsessed with writing, pouring out thoughts and ideas on paper, we have many obstacles to face – all the way to the printed publication! Laboring under the requirements of ... (read more) Author: PETER FREDERICK

23. Lets Look At Moon Fever September 17, 2008 Of all of the celestial bodies that capture our attention and fascination as astronomers, none has a greater influence on life on planet Earth than it's own satellite, the moon. When you think about it, we regard the moon with such powerful significance that unlike the moons of other planets which we give names, we only refer to our one and only orbiting orb as THE moon. It is not a moon. To us, it is the one and only moon. The moon works its way into our way of thinking, our feelings about romance, our poetry and literature and even how we feel about our day in day out lives in many cas... (read more) Author: Jeff Seward

24. Retreating From - And To - Life September 16, 2008 A week in the Tuscan countryside with poet David Whyte. When I got the invitation, I didn't need to think twice about signing up for this wonderful retreat. It offered a delightful combination of many of the things I love - hiking beautiful landscapes, Italian food and wine, a chance for meaningful conversation, poetry and reflection and most importantly, a temporary escape from my usual life. Don't get me wrong. My life is great. It's not that I actually want to escape from my life. What I want is to have a chance to break my routine. So I look for opportunities to slow down, try somethi... (read more) Author: Laurel Vespi

25. TAGORE`S VIEWS ON EDUCATION September 16, 2008 TAGORE’S VIEWS ON EDUCATION By: DR. RAM SHARMA Lecturer in English, Janta Vedic College, BARAUT (BAGHPAT) U.P. INDIA. Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941) was essentially a poet but his interests were not confined to poetry. His creative fecundity was inexhaustible and the unlimited variety of his literary output is so extraordinary that the phrase myriad minded which Matthew Arnold (1822- 88) has used for Shakespeare can appropriately be used for him. His writings include more than one thousand poems and over two thousand songs in addition to a... (read more) Author: DR. RAM SHARMA

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