Escape To The World Of Words
Escape To The World Of Words
Robin Williams, the beloved comedian and actor, left a legacy of wisdom alongside his memorable performances. From emphasizing the importance of laughter to the significance of self-reliance, his quotes reflect profound insights on life’s struggles and joys. Williams’ words continue to inspire and resonate across generations, offering timeless perspective.
This poem is a timeless guide for anyone who seeks to overcome challenges and grow as a person.
A poem on finding hope, value and meaning in our sorrow.
A haunted sailor tells a tale of his voyage, where he killed an albatross and faced terrible curses. He learns to love all living things and seeks forgiveness for his sin. A classic poem of guilt, redemption, and the power of storytelling.
This is a poem called Mother to Son by Langston Hughes1, a famous American poet who was part of the Harlem Renaissance. The poem is a metaphor for the hardships and struggles that the speaker’s mother has faced in her life, and how she advises her son to never give up.
The piece by Munawwar Rana, provided in Urdu, English transliteration, and Hindi, presents a poignant reflection on life experiences. It addresses universal themes, such as home, childhood, loss, and the complexities of language. The recurring motif of ‘coming and going’ gives it a touch of melancholy and nostalgia.
William Ernest Henley’s “Invictus” depicts the resiliency of the human spirit. Despite facing adverse circumstances and future uncertainties, the speaker affirms he remains unafraid. He exclaims regardless of life’s trials and punishments, he is the master and captain of his own destiny.
Edgar Allan Poe’s poem narrates the midnight visit of a mysterious raven to the isolated narrator, whose eerie recitation of “Nevermore” amplifies the narrator’s despair over the loss of his love, Lenore. Amid terror and sorrow, the raven remains perched in the chamber, leaving the narrator in perpetual dread.