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Word of the Day Vindicate
To clear someone of blame or suspicion; to prove that someone or something is right, justified, or deserved.
7 Key Benefits of Colouring Book Pages
Coloring offers a wide range of mental and physical benefits for both children and adults, primarily by promoting relaxation and stimulating various cognitive functions.
3 Fantastic Benefits of Word Search
What is a Word Search? A word search, word find, word seek, word sleuth or mystery word puzzle is a word game that consists of the letters of words placed in a grid, which usually has a rectangular or square shape. The objective of this puzzle is to find and mark all...
Word of the Day Scrupulous
Someone who is very careful about doing something correctly or doing what is honest and morally rightadjective To be extremely careful, thorough, and attentive to detail; having strong moral integrity and a deep concern for doing what is right.having moral integrity :...
February by Margaret Atwood
February Poem by Margaret Atwood Winter. Time to eat fat and watch hockey. In the pewter mornings, the cat, a black fur sausage with yellow Houdini eyes, jumps up on the bed and tries to get onto my head. It’s his way of telling whether or not I’m dead. If I’m not, he...
February by Ralph Hodgson
February poem by Ralph Hodgson
What is Sarcophagus?
A sarcophagus is a stone coffin, typically elaborate and decorated, used for burying the wealthy or important figures in ancient civilizations like Egypt, Greece, and Rome, serving as a protective vessel for the body and a significant piece of funerary art often containing religious imagery and texts
Word of the Day Sacrosanct
Sacrosanct describes something that is regarded as so important, sacred, or fundamental that it must not be questioned, challenged, or violated.(especially of a principle, place, or routine) regarded as too important or valuable to be interfered withmost sacred or...
Best Selling Spanish Books
Spanish literature offers a rich, diverse, and globally influential canon ranging from classical masterpieces like Cervantes' Don Quixote (often considered the first modern novel) to contemporary works. Key genres include magical realism, historical drama,...
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The Language
The Language by Robert Creeley Locate Ilove you some-where inteeth and eyes, bite it buttake care not to hurt, you want somuch so little. Words say everything.Ilove youagain,then what is emptiness for. Tofill, fill.I heard words and words fullof holes aching. Speech...
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31st December
31st December Poem by Gajanan Mishra Last day of the year,Today,31st December, dear,I hope you all on this very day,Stay and enjoy without fear.Live a life of human beingWith compassion, forgiveAnd forget all for any action.Live a life with nectar, my dear,And see,...
December 31st by Marina
December 31st by Marina Gipps Black glove at my neck- the end of the year.Those lovers were soldiers, bed spies,bombs of leg losing, the mind dropping in one blow.Masters of bullets, sacred sabotage, reasons whyI listened to the radio blaring the sweet songof someone...
December 31st
December 31st by Richard Hoffman All my undone actions wandernaked across the calendar, a band of skinny hunter-gatherers,blown snow scattered here and there, stumbling toward a futurefolded in the New Year I secure with a pushpin: January’s picturea painting from the...
An Interview
An Interview by John B. Tabb I sat with chill DecemberBeside the evening fire."And what do you remember,"I ventured to inquire,"Of seasons long forsaken?"He answered in amaze,"My age you have mistaken;I've lived but thirty days."
December by Thomas Bailey Aldrich
December by Thomas Bailey Aldrich Only the sea intoning,Only the wainscot-mouse,Only the wild wind moaningOver the lonely house.Darkest of all DecembersEver my life has known,Sitting here by the embers,Stunned and helpless, alone—Dreaming of two graves lyingOut in the...
December by Rebecca Hey
December by Rebecca Hey As human life begins and ends with woe,So doth the year with darkness and with storm.Mute is each sound, and vanish'd each fair formThat wont to cheer us; yet a sacred glow—A moral beauty,—to which Autumn's show,Or Spring's sweet blandishments,...
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