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Hidden Tongue

Sometimes words act as expert magicians. When they hold an ordinary picture in front of your eyes and make you see a wholly different image. This is eccentric, but you fail to accuse the words of lying. They are all the same as you knew them before. So, where is the difference? What does it emanate from? Perhaps the writer’s will has changed!


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Literary Article
What could a rose be?!


In literature a symbol is applied only to a word or phrase that signifies an object or event which in its turn signifies some thing or has a range of reference, beyond it. Some symbols are “conventional” or “public”. Poets use conventional symbols; however also use “private” or “personal...
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Rendition
Moon’s Solitude

 

Along by the darkness
Crickets yelled
“Moon, hey great moon…”
Along by the darkness
Sprouts with their such long arms
The arms that let out their sigh so much as ...
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Exploring the Shelves
Animal Farm


Animal Farm written as a "Fairy Story" by an English writer, George Orwell,   
is the narration of violent political revolution of farm animals against the farmer who owns all. The characters in this story, in disguise of animals, were inspired by Russian revolution and each symbolizes an...
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I Tried to Build us a Door


I drew with the tip of my lead pencil on the cement—
     A line to separate myself from the world.
I drew a line to separate myself from the breeze and freeze that raped trees of their leaves.

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Dec 26, 2009 at 09:12 AM

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You ever got an opportunity in your life? You ever had a book, let me call it a superb collection, by which you could easily boast that you enjoyed a number of short stories? You ever decided to review 50 of them? Yes, you are right, "50 GREAT SHORT STORIES".

n their readers.


"The authors represented range from Hawthorne, Poushkin, Maupassant, …, Saroyan and Salinger," you just notice on the book cover (22nd printing by Milton Crane, Bantam Books, Inc.),  "the variety in style and subject is enormous, but all these stories have one point in common - the enduring quality of the writing, which places them among the the masterpieces of the world's fiction."
By the way, do not forget to read "The man of the House" by Frank O'Connor, an inspiring story about a boy whose mother is sick, so … .


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