The Windhover
The Windhover is a profound sonnet celebrating the beauty of a falcon in flight, drawing parallels between the bird's majesty and Christ's sacrifice and spiritual resilience. It is a sonnet written in...
The Drunken Boat
Arthur Rimbaud's poem The Drunken Boat (Le Bateau Ivre) is a vivid and imaginative exploration of freedom, isolation, and the boundaries of human experience. The 16-year-old Rimbaud wrote this poem to...
The Sleeper in the Valley
The Sleeper in the Valley (Le Dormeur du Val) is a poem known for its powerful imagery and subtle anti-war message, written by French poet Arthur Rimbaud when he was only 16 years old. This work is on...
The Scholar-Gypsy
Matthew Arnold was a writer of many activities, but it is chiefly as a poet and a critic that he now holds his place in English literature. The Scholar-Gypsy is a lyrical poem by Arnold, published in ...
Exotic Perfume
Charles Baudelaire's Exotic Perfume (Parfum Exotique) is a sensual and evocative poem that explores themes of desire, indulgence, and the allure of the exotic. Published in his ground-breaking collect...
Fallen Flower
Kumaran Asan is one of the most refined geniuses in the whole gamut of Malayalam literature, and he has used his creativity to epitomise the reason for his fighting in his life. His writings are the c...
To a Skylark
To a Skylark by Percy Bysshe Shelley is one of the most celebrated Romantic poems, written in 1820. The poem is an ode to the skylark, a bird whose song epitomises pure, unbounded joy and transcendent...