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CUPID -Written in Letter C - 5 Star Reviews - pocket, Engelska,
SEE THE WORLD THROUGH THE EYES OF A CREATIVE GENIUS
Sharon Esther Lampert's BIG BRAIN conceptualizes BIG IDEAS
using one letter of the alphabet:
1. CUPID: Language of Love-Written in Letter C
2. TEMPORARY INSANITY-Written in Letter S
We Are All Building Our Lives on a Sand Trap
3. The Secret Sauce of Book Sales-Written in Letter P
4. DESTINY: Are You Living Your Life by Default or by Design?
-Written in Letter D
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Exploring the Beauty of Swedish Love Poems
Discovering Love through Swedish Poetry
When it comes to expressing love, few languages capture the essence of emotion quite like Swedish. With its melodic tones and rich vocabulary, the Swedish language has become a treasure trove for poets seeking to convey the depth and complexity of love. In this article, we will delve into the world of Swedish love poems, exploring the beauty they hold and the emotions they evoke.
The Influence of Nature
Swedish poetry often draws inspiration from the country's stunning landscapes and awe-inspiring nature. Love poems are no exception, as they frequently intertwine the themes of love and nature to create vivid imagery that resonates with readers. One such example is the poem "Ensamhet" (Loneliness) by Karin Boye:
Min sorg är som en vildmark ingen känner, som vindar genom ödemarken fär, och ännu kan jag icke låta vägen bli färdig över ännu ödsligär.These lines, translated as "My sorrow is like a wilderness no one knows, like winds through the wilderness go, and yet I cannot let the road become complete over this still desolate place," evoke a sense of longing and isolation
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By Dr Oliver Tearle (Loughborough University)
English Romanticism tends to be dominated by a few names: Wordsworth, Coleridge, Byron, Shelley, Keats. Here, we’ve tried to strike a balance and offer ten of the very best Romantic poems from English literature, which ensures that these canonical figures are well-represented, while also broadening that canon to include some important but slightly less famous voices.
We hope you like this short introduction to Romanticism told through ten classic Romantic poems…
1. William Wordsworth, ‘My heart leaps up’.
My heart leaps up when inom behold
A rainbow in the sky:
So was it when my life began;
So is it now inom am a man;
So be it when inom shall grow old,
Or let me die …
This simple nine-line poem describes how the poet fryst vatten filled with joy when he sees a rainbow, and how he hopes he will always keep that sense of enchantment with the natural world. Wordsworth observes a rainbow in the sky and is filled with joy at the sight of a rainbow: a joy that was there when the poet was very young, fryst vatten still there now he has attained adulthood, and – he trusts – will be with him until the end of his days.
If he loses this thrilling sense of w