Poetry: Song of Myself – Walt Whitman

Walt Whitman is the quintessential American poet from the 19th century and “Song of Myself” is probably his most famous … More

Poetry: Easter Wings – George Herbert

It’s time to look at some poetry again, this time a true classic by Welsh poet George Herbert (1593-1633). He … More

I’ve stumbled upon another lovely poem by Robert Louis Stevenson. I posted the first one – The Land of Story-books … More

Only two more days left of 2018. That sounds weird, right? It’s such a cliche, but time flies when you’re … More

I don’t think I need to describe this, but this is the quotes that best describes me when I’m reading: … More

Last year, back in May 2018, I went to a Shakespeare-themed concert by the Alumni Orchestra of Leuven University. It … More

Writing a bit of poetry in my teens, I also went through a period where I thought repetition was important. … More

Looking back through my little teenage notebook, I found this poem I wrote in June 2006. My grandfather had just … More

When I was younger, I fancied myself quite the writer. I don’t anymore, not really. I see myself more as … More

Jack Prelutsky is an American poet who has published over 50 children’s poetry collections. He had a hard time in … More

Looking for a story? Aren’t we all? That is what this poem is all about! I couldn’t find out much … More

Ode on a Grecian Urn is a poem by the famous poet John Keats. Keats wrote it in 1819 and … More