Great Lines: Edward Thomas
An ode to the beautiful and heartening November sun.
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Read MoreEmily Pauline Johnson imagines the mapped nation of Canada as a great ship.
Read MoreFive thoughts on the substance of energy.
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Read MoreAnd Just Like That… strikes a poignant tone in admitting Carrie Bradshaw’s growth through grief.
Read MoreThe show speaks to the obsession in driving ambition.
Read MoreFive thoughts on the action, concept and products of creation.
Read MoreWisdom in simplicity.
Read MoreThe lyrics to the revival song, ‘Unbreakable’, hinge on the human act of self-questioning in life.
Read MoreShakespearean themes solidify the highbrow cultural status of HBO’s Succession. [Warning: Spoilers]
Read MoreOwens’ prose has an elastic capacity to be both plainly stated and teeming with its own abundance.
Read MoreThe portentous warning of the Soothsayer to Julius Caesar is a line of potent cultural resonance.
Read MoreBefitting its ancient watery seat, Hallett’s poem is called ‘Source’.
Read MoreEmbedding quotations into analysis is a key English skill.
Read MoreMerwin personifies the New Year as a calm presence that meets us where we are.
Read MoreThe popular ‘Carol of the Bells’ features the word ‘Christmas’ at its best, in euphonic lines.
Read MoreMaking analysis flow is a key target for English students who want to strengthen their work.
Read MoreMelville’s simple expository style offers a pointed and poetic line: the observed human truth.
Read MoreWalt Whitman’s ‘O Me! O Life!’ is a celebration of human being and potential.
Read MoreTrue freedom is believing what is truly right, will be.
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