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This question is motivated by the following three questions:
(A) Lawyer sacrifices life for his activist friend by taking his place in prison
(B) Can't remember book title: a journalist converses with a death row convict
(C) What is this famous ending of a poem/speech?
Question A is the oldest,...
There is a famous short poem, of very murky provenance, which exists in a number of versions, one of which reads:
Western wind, when wilt thou blow,
The small rain down can rain?
Christ, if my love were in my arms
And I in my bed again.
The speaker seems to be asking the western wind to blow. A...
The middle stanza of Sarojini Naidu's "An Anthem of Love" goes like this:
Two ears are we to catch the nearing echo,
The sounding cheer of Time's prophetic horn;
Two eyes are we to reap the crescent glory,
The radiant promise of renascent morn.
What is "The sounding cheer of Time's prophetic horn"
