These famous riddles have puzzled readers from ancient times all the way to the present Riddles and brain teasers have ...

Our poetry editor recommends collections that revel ... and calls to mind “The old story: here filthy life begins.” In “At Stinson Beach” he coolly clocks the “variations in green ...

She was Charlotte Bronte, and her novels, of course, have been sold and printed thousands of times since their publication, with Jane Eyre in particular giving Yorkshire arguably its most famous ...

"India and Pakistan are brotherly neighbours of Iran, enjoying relations rooted in centuries-old cultural and civilizational ... The lines are from Bani Adam or 'Sons of Adam', a famous 13th-century ...

The 17th of his devotions also includes another famous line … Continue reading ... What evil looks Had I from old and young! Instead of the cross, the Albatross About my neck was hung.” ...

“The curse, and also the blessing, of writing poetry is you’re absolutely never going to make a living doing this,” the 53-year-old Irvine ... which people recite famous works in an open ...

Elsie turned out to be a weary person & the house filled the author with distaste until she found out it was the house of a famous modern ... author knew many of his poems by heart.

Fast forward to today, and this centuries-old poem has found new life as a viral meme. Dubbed “Tab Tabi Tab,” the audio has taken over social media, with users incorporating it into hilarious ...

While most memes are created for laughs, this one has a surprising 1,200-year-old backstory—it’s not just an internet trend but originates from an ancient Arabic poem! The famous ‘Tab Tabi ...

The new book is a collection of poetry. “I have always tried to write ... in the world who is actually grateful when you make him famous,” she said. They met through their mutual friend ...

Nevertheless, for this poem, and for the first time in his career ... Take, for instance, the famous penultimate line of 1913’s “Mowing”: “The fact is the sweetest dream that labor ...

Moore's poem "Twas the Night Before Christmas." For almost half of that time, Forum readers have enjoyed seeing the famous words on the front page of the Christmas Eve edition. Originally titled ...