Posts Tagged: Poetry
The Evolution of Haiku: From Ancient Japan to Global Influence
Haiku gained popularity in the online space and had all of us getting curious about this simple form of poetry. Social media platforms, blogs, and dedicated haiku websites became hubs for sharing and appreciating these
What effect does poetry have on us?
Poetry is a powerful form of creative expression that has the ability to evoke strong emotions and create meaningful connections with readers. While poetry is often thought of as a means of artistic expression, it
Poetry for Mental Health
Did you know that March 21st is World Poetry Day? To celebrate the great poets, poetry, and poetry lovers, we had our last Prime Time Twitter chat about “Poetry for mental Health”. That’s right, you
How to record your spoken word poetry
Hey, there poetry lovers! Have you ever written a spoken word poem that you’re just dying to record and share with the world? Well, have no fear because I’m here to help you out with
Using 5 senses to write a poem
Have you ever wanted to get creative and explore writing, but felt intimidated? Don’t worry. You can skip a novel or a long-form essay right away. One excellent way to begin is by writing poetry.
Indian poetry you should definitely pick up now
Poetry is the most elegant approach to arousing our feelings. It has the ability to give inanimate objects life and vision. Everybody needs a small dosage of it, be it comforting, or bold, and once
5 reasons to start reading poetry
Poetry lifts the veil from the hidden beauty of the world, and makes familiar objects be as if they were not familiar. — Percy Bysshe Shelley Poetry is inherently seen as a “difficult” genre of
Poetry adds rhythmic beauty to words- Hearing from SpokenWordWithBlogchatter winners
G. K Chesterton said, “What the world wants, what the world is waiting for, is not Modern Poetry or Classical Poetry or Neo-Classical Poetry — but Good Poetry.” This couldn’t be truer. When we conducted
Best Poetry by Tagore We Love
Rabindranath Tagore is one of the best literary scholars and artists India has had. He gave new life to Bengali literature, music and art, in terms of modernizing them. In 1913, Tagore became the first
Midnight Journey of a Seed by Manish Srivastava
We are living in a moment of profound disruption, a moment when one civilisation is ending and another is about to be born. To truly understand the deeper essence of this moment, we must extend
