Why does the poet here want to clean up this squalid earth and make room for them when everybody in this world is running after wealth, glamour, glory, fame and egotistical nature's distortion? Did his eyes meet the empty, blurry, bleak, and beady eyes of void people as contemporary poet T. S. El...

In the play, King Richard III by Shakespeare did King Richard III became a villain because of nature selected him to be a disabled person (if we look at the villainous plot of the villain from his circumstance and perspective)? And he became a villain as villainous can be. Here in the soliloquy...

The following poem is from the book: 'Rumi, Poet and Mystic 1207 - 1273' by Reynold A. Nicholson. Those are translated from him. In the Poem 'The Song of the Reed' it says: Hearken to this Reed forlorn, Breathing, even since 'twas torn From its rushy bed, a strain Of impassio...