This collection is a celebration through the rich tapestry of English poetry. From the medieval works of bards to the modern masterpieces, this volume unveils the power and beauty of the English language through verse. Students will be inspired by the diverse voices that speak across time, exploring the human experience in all its wonder. Triumphs

e to kyaa hai javaanii bhaTaktii hai poor-kaar ban kar javaa.n jism sajte hai.n baazaar ban kar yahaa.n pyaar hotaa hai bevpaar ban kar ye duniyaa agar mil bhii jaa.e to kyaa hai ye duniyaa jahaa.n aadmii kuchh nahii.n hai vafaa kuchh nahii.n dostii kuchh nahii.n hai jahaa.n pyaar kii qadr hii kuchh nahii.n hai ye duniyaa agar mil bhii jaa.e to kya

It’s been described to me as “the poem that broke the online market place,” and while I’m sad I missed the zeitgeist, anybody who’s study the poem in print would agree that it has magnificent energy even without the buzz. We’ll check if Kristen Roupenian’s “Cat man or woman” has the identical staying power . . . – This antholog