Maryam Qureshi Once upon a beautiful day, I happened to read the Shakespeare’s sonnet, “Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?” The sonnet opens up, “Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?Thou art more lovely and more temperate.Rough… Read More ›
Our Life and Literature
All The Difference
Maryam Qureshi Whenever I read Robert Frost’s poem, “The Road Not Taken”, I just feel it to be highly relevant and relatable to the situation that we often come across with while making a difficult decision or approaching to a different… Read More ›
Little Candles
Maryam Qureshi Once upon a dark night, amidst a dreadful thunderstorm,she had a pack of delicate little candles.Although the night was scary,her heart was trembling with fear yet she hadthose candles to rely upon in that world of wilderness.It was… Read More ›
Autumn : The Festival Of Red Leaves
Maryam Qureshi When the leaves change their colors in Autumn, they give a new meaning to the season of grey and gloom. Orange, red, yellow and violet leaves look like some flowers of a new kind of Spring. They attract… Read More ›
Haiku Poetry : A Place Of Solace
Maryam Qureshi When I read haiku for the first time in my life, I just fell for this form of poetry. Haiku is the brief but powerful and perhaps the most confined way of expressing your reaction about a natural… Read More ›
Oscar’s Dorian Gray : A Victim Or Victimizer
Maryam Qureshi Dorian in “The Picture Of Dorian Gray” has always been renowned for his worship of infinite passions since its first publication in 1890. In the eyes of the readers or spectators Dorian always appeared as the portrayal of… Read More ›
Muse’s Monologue
Maryam Qureshi By wearing the cloak of invisibility, it is the muse that is visible everywhere in the writer’s words or Wisdom. It is not present anywhere even then it is the only one showing up itself repeatedly. “Nature’s my… Read More ›
The Unheard Melodies
Maryam Qureshi Heard Melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter. John Keats New experiences, new challenges, strange thoughts and sometimes an interaction with a stranger goes a long way into your life. These are the things that we should… Read More ›
HOLLYWOOD CHARACTERS CLINGING TO WHEEL OF FORTUNE
Maryam Qureshi Aristotle’s idea of the role of fortune in the life of the main character of the drama is still visible and evident in the movies that we watch in this modern era. In a Greek drama, the characters… Read More ›
Only Matter exists
Maryam Qureshi Boldly speaking, the current age is the age of materialism. Unfortunately, we are living a moribund life behind the icy and golden bars of the cage that is the modern era. The era of technological upheaval has robbed… Read More ›
