Great Lines: Edward Thomas
An ode to the beautiful and heartening November sun.
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Emily Pauline Johnson imagines the mapped nation of Canada as a great ship.
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Five thoughts on the substance of energy.
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And Just Like That… strikes a poignant tone in admitting Carrie Bradshaw’s growth through grief.
Read MoreGreat Lines: The Bear
The show speaks to the obsession in driving ambition.
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Five thoughts on the action, concept and products of creation.
Read MoreGreat Lines: Forrest Gump
Wisdom in simplicity.
Read MoreThe Shakespearean Magnitude of Succession
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Read MoreGreat Lines: Delia Owens
Owens’ prose has an elastic capacity to be both plainly stated and teeming with its own abundance.
Read MoreGreat Lines: Julius Caesar
The portentous warning of the Soothsayer to Julius Caesar is a line of potent cultural resonance.
Read MoreGreat Lines: Alyson Hallett
Befitting its ancient watery seat, Hallett’s poem is called ‘Source’.
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Read MoreGreat Lines: WS Merwin
Merwin personifies the New Year as a calm presence that meets us where we are.
Read MoreGreat Lines: Carol of the Bells
The popular ‘Carol of the Bells’ features the word ‘Christmas’ at its best, in euphonic lines.
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Making analysis flow is a key target for English students who want to strengthen their work.
Read MoreGreat Lines: Herman Melville
Melville’s simple expository style offers a pointed and poetic line: the observed human truth.
Read MoreGreat Lines: Walt Whitman
Walt Whitman’s ‘O Me! O Life!’ is a celebration of human being and potential.
Read MoreGreat Lines: Alexandre Dumas
True freedom is believing what is truly right, will be.
Read MoreGreat Lines: Rudyard Kipling
Kipling suggests the ideal mindset of a champion.
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