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Pretty much the same forces that create vogues in clothes, hobbies, dances, entertainment. Someone influential displays it, Madison Avenue runs the word up a flagpole and everybody who's anybody salutes it. Such words, we feel, are not merely passing fancies. Most of them are viable because when used discriminatingly they often offer us a shortcut in communication. They are able to express in one word what might often have taken three or more words to express as forcefully. They contribute a little something that wasn't in the word or words they replace.    More Links: Quotes: https://themotivationaladda.blogspot.com/search/label/Quotes Poetry: https://themotivationaladda.blogspot.com/search/label/Poetry

कैसी चली अब के हवा तेरे शहर में :- कैसी चली अब के हवा तेरे शहर में  बन्दे भी हो गए हैं ख़ुदा तेरे शहर में  क्या जाने क्या हुआ परेशा हो गए  इक लहजा रुक गयी थी सबा तेरे शहर में  कुछ दुश्मनी का ढब है, न अब दोस्ती के तौर  दोनों का एक रंग हुआ तेरे शहर में  शायद उन्हें पता था की खातिर है अज़नबी  लोगों ने उसे लूट लिया तेरे शहर में |  - गुलाम अली  More Links: Rahat Indori:  https://themotivationaladda.blogspot.com/search/label/Rahat%20Indori Mirza Galib:  https://themotivationaladda.blogspot.com/search/label/Mirza%20Galib Two Line Sayari:  https://themotivationaladda.blogspot.com/search/label/Two%20line%20Sayari

Nissim Ezekiel Life and Biography:-  Birth and Death: Nissim Ezekiel an Indian Poet also is known as "Urban Ezekiel" was born on 16 December 1924 in a Jewish family in Bombay. He died on 9 January in the year 2004 (at the age of 70) due to Alzheimer.  Nissim Ezekiel also considered the father of post-independence Indian English verse . He also considered as one who started modernity in Indian and English poetry.  Studies: He studied at Antonio D. Souza High School and took his graduation from Wilson College and Birkbeck College, London. He had the experience of teaching in school, college and at university also. In the year 1947, he took his post-graduate degree. Next year he went to England for his study in philosophy. Under the influence of MN Roy, he became a member of the Radical Democratic Party . After returning from England, in the year 1952, he brought out his first collection of poems under the title "Time to Change". After this, he started to work the Illu

Little Things: Poem Little Drop of water Little grains of sand Makes the mighty ocean And the pleasant land So the little moments, Humble though they be, Make the mighty ages Of eternity. Thus our little errors, Lead the soul away From the path of virtue Far in sin to stray. Little Deeds of Kindness Little words of love, Help to make earth happy, Like the heaven above.   - J.A.F. Carney Explanation: Theme and Overview: The poem "Little Things" written by "Julia A.F. Carney" is a simple poem written in four stanzas. Although the poem seems to be simple, the message it conveys in quite big. In the poem, the poetess asserts the values and importance of all those things which are small for us, and we generally don't give much importance to them. Poetess also wants to say those small things are much more important than many big things and without giving much importance to them we just wait for something big. And these small things also affect our lives to a lar

Know the Full story "Sharing and Caring" and morals from the story along with related Questions and Answers .    Sharing And Caring Once there were two friends in a Forest, a mango tree and a banyan tree. They talked to each other and enjoyed the whole day. Every night lions and tigers used to sleep beneath them. The mango tree used to hatred the animals. "I will shoo them away, they roar loudly, smell bad and makes a lot of noise," he said. The banyan tree was friendly and very calm and he said, "Don't be so rude. We trees and animals need each other. We must live in harmony and help each other." The mango tree was rigid. He was not ready to listen to him. That night when animals were sleeping under the tree, the mango tree shook its branches and made loud noises. The animals thought it was a demon and ran away. The mango tree laughed and felt happy. The next evening two woodcutters came to the forest. They had axes in their hands. They saw the big

Know the Summary, Theme, Analysis, Literary devices and related Questions and Answers of the poem:   The Laburnum Top:- Analysis The poem The   Laburnum Top is a free verse poem written in 15 lines. In the first stanza of the poem, the poet used literary devices like alliteration ( September sunlight ) , consonance ( consonant 'S' is prominent in the second line )  and assonance ( vowel 'I' is prominent in the first line ) . In the second stanza of the poem, the poet used literary devices simile ( sleek as a lizard ) , metaphor ( as a machine ) , alliteration ( the thickness and tree trembles ) . Now coming to the ending of the poem, the poet used poetic devices like the metaphor ( It is the engine of her family ) . And throughout the poem, the poet also used onomatopoeia many times in the poem like chirrup, chittering, trillings, whistle-chirrup whisperings . Summary In the poem, The poet portrays his experience of what he witnesses about the Laburnum tree . T

Line By Line Explanation of Poem "Alone" by Edgar Allan Poe: Overview And Theme: The Poem "Alone" was written by  Edgar Allan Poe  and was published in the year 1875. The Poem consists of 22 lines written in couplets. The Poem is written in a dark and solemn tone and comprises strong  sentiments , solitude, and loneliness that most young and teens feel when their loved ones leave them. The Poem silently gives us a message about how to live alone. The Poem is also about the lonely poet whose perception of the world is much different from others. Explanation: From Childhood's hour I have not been As others were; I have not seen!   The poem starts with the lines in which the poet says that- From the age of their childhood, he feels different from others. He saw differently from others. His perception was different in context from all the things that an average person sees. The poet wants to convince that he used to found an abnormality in all those things that are