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The Art of Staying Tender poem
The Art of Staying Tender poem There is a softness in me that the world once tried to silence, yet it blooms anyway Like wildflowers breaking through stone. I hold this tenderness close, letting it shape my days with quiet courage and unspoken strength some nights it...
Word of the Day Goal at Vocabulary Tuesday
A goal is more than a destination—it is a vision backed by purpose, action, and determination. Today’s Word of the Day, goal, reminds us that growth begins when we decide where we want to go and commit ourselves to the journey.
Join Us for Silent Book Club Coventry at 1PM
Join us at Red House Park 1PM Step into a world where silence speaks volumes and words dance beneath the serene sky at the Silent Book Club hosted by Emerald Book Club. Click Here Join us for our monthly Silent Book Club Meeting 🕐 Time: 01:00 PM 📍 Venue: Red House...
Word of the Day Vision
Great achievements begin with the ability to imagine something beyond the present moment. Today’s Word of the Day, vision, represents foresight, purpose, and the ability to see possibilities before they fully exist.
At Emerald Book Club, vision is more than imagination—it is the guiding force behind growth, creativity, and community impact.
5 Benefits of Journaling You Never Knew
Journaling is often dismissed as a simple hobby or a way to record daily events, but the practice offers far more profound benefits than most people realise. Whether you’re looking to improve your mental health, boost creativity, or gain clarity in your life, keeping a journal can be a transformative tool. Here are five surprising benefits of journaling that might just inspire you to pick up a pen today.
A Home Called Love Poem
A HOME CALLED LOVE POEM You are the morning that never tires of greeting me, bringing warmth even though the rain lingers. In your eyes, I learned the meaning of home, that love isn't just a word, but a home. A Home Called Love
This Week at Emerald Book Club: Read, Create Connect
Another exciting week has arrived at Emerald Book Club, and we are delighted to welcome readers, writers, creatives, and community members to join us for a full schedule of engaging activities. Whether you enjoy poetry, storytelling, games, reading quietly with others, or learning new vocabulary, there is something for everyone to enjoy this week.
Word of the Day Terrain
Every journey—whether physical, intellectual, or creative—unfolds across a landscape. Today’s Word of the Day, terrain, reminds us that growth happens across different environments, challenges, and experiences.
At Emerald Book Club, terrain is not just about land—it is about the varied paths we navigate in learning, reading, and personal development.
Earlsdon Festival 2026
Earlsdon Festival 2026: Coventry Comes Alive This Bank Holiday Monday Click Here If you’re looking for something vibrant, community-driven, and full of local character this Bank Holiday, the Earlsdon Festival 2026 is the place to be. Taking place tomorrow, Monday 4th...
Hello May: A New Chapter Begins at Emerald Book Club
🌿 Hello May: A New Chapter Begins at Emerald Book Club As we step into May, we’re embracing a fresh chapter filled with stories, creativity, and meaningful connections. Click Here At Emerald Book Club, every new month is an opportunity to grow our community of...
Word of the Day Logos
🌟 Word of the Day: Logos Words are powerful—not just in how they sound, but in how they persuade, inform, and shape understanding. Today’s Word of the Day, logos, introduces us to the art of logic and reasoning in communication. At Emerald Book Club, where ideas are...
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December Days
December Days by Caleb Prentiss Ruthless winter's rude careerComes to close the parting year;Fleecy flakes of snow descend,Boreal winds the welkin rend.Reflect, oh man! and well rememberThat dull old age is dark December;For soon the year of life is gone,When hoary...
Fragment 3 Come, come thou bleak December wind
Fragment 3: Come, come thou bleak December wind by Samuel Taylor Coleridge Come, come thou bleak December wind,And blow the dry leaves from the tree!Flash, like a Love-thought, thro' me, DeathAnd take a Life that wearies me.
On December 21 by Amos Russel Wells
Now let the weather do its worst,
With frost and sleet and blowing,
Rage like a beldam wild and curst,
And have its fill of snowing.
Now let the ice in savage vise
Grip meadow, brook, and branches,
Down from the north pour winter forth
In roaring avalanches.
December By Drew Osmond
Never Have I felt a December
So cold, so lonely.
The walk along the lake,
That changed a fate
The stumble in the snow,
I didn’t let go.
Bittersweet December by Christina
So tired of all the memories
It brings me back to you
And I can’t help but wonder
How I’ll go on another year
Fighting all these demons
That remind me you’re not here
December by Joseph Herron
Child of the grand old winter,
December floateth by;
And the ground without is bare and white
As the moon in the cloudless sky.
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