So on this Father's Day, I want to say, Thank you, Dad, for all the support along the way, Your love and care have helped me soar, And for that, I'll cherish you forevermore. ~ Winnie Smith-Garland ...

I’ll pick a short one – Catullus. Odi et amo: quare id faciam, fortasse requiris. nescio, sed fieri sentio et excrucior. My favourite translation is by Peter Whigham. It takes a bit of licence ...

Poems are not just meant for one-minute reading, says Arundhathi Subramaniam A Sahitya Akademi awardee and nominee for the T.S. Eliot Prize, Arundhathi is today one of India’s most prominent ...

SINGAPORE – In the largest effort to promote Singapore Literature to date, more than 100 poem snippets have been stuck on trains and stations of the SMRT-operated North-South, East-West and ...

The poem’s author revealed what she thought of the whole ordeal. Regardless of her feelings, “Justify My Love” still played a major role in the Queen of Pop’s career.

For It Takes a Village, ELLE’s latest package exploring the intersection of parenthood and community, poet and author Cleo Wade penned an original poem about the “group work” necessary to ...

In one melancholic poem about Lucrezia’s death, Speranza weeps for the “strange place, dark earth, and bitter stone” that “possess” her sister, and thus her own happiness.

One of them showed the interpretation of Grok's poem by Midjourney, an image creating AI tool. "Grok understands love. Grok will care for humanity. Mark my words," commented one user.

For instance, in one passage, they interpret Song of Songs 2:6 – “His left hand was under my head, and his right hand embraced me” – as describing God’s embrace of Israel at Mt. Sinai.

"There's that one you circle back to — for home," is the line that tells us this is not a bird-poem or a poem solely about aging, living, looking or seeing, but this is a poem about love.

February 9th, 2023 — Tonight, we tag along with Raisa Tolchinsky, a poet who writes about love, grief, and life, and lately, she's been sharing her words through her pop-up poetry.