Poetry – Page 10 – BOOKBROODER

A lover’s complaint on the bank of a river

Let’s begin this new year with a lesser-known composition of Wiliam Shakespeare. This is a plaintful story… Being plaintful means…being sorrowful… and being sorrowful means being this young lady of this poem. But you know… this sorrow of this young lady is quite beguiling! A young woman is crying on the bank of a river. She isContinue reading “A lover’s complaint on the bank of a river”

Are you a nature lover? Have this dream work in your knapsack!

“Don’t bother me I have just been born.” MARY OLIVER Mary Oliver is the winner of the Pulitzer Prize for poetry. And Yes. She talks about nature. There is not much of the dubiety on my mind after having read her first book of poems in my life. I read two major award-winning woman poetsContinue reading “Are you a nature lover? Have this dream work in your knapsack!”