Made of movies, books and literature. Occasionally there's a penchant for social commentary.
Introduction Edgar Allan Poe, one of the most influential poets of the 19th century, is renowned for his melancholic and deeply philosophical poetry. Among his most thought-provoking works is the poem A Dream Within a Dream, which explores the fleeting nature of reality and the human struggle to grasp the meaning of existence. In this... Continue Reading →
William Blake’s poem ‘The Tyger’, published in 1794 as part of his collection ‘Songs of Experience’, is a profound exploration of creation, duality, and the nature of good and evil. Through its striking imagery and rhythmic structure, the poem poses deep philosophical questions about the creator and the existence of fearsome beauty in the world.... Continue Reading →
John Keats's "Ode on a Grecian Urn," written in 1819, is a renowned poem contemplating themes of immortality, art, and the conflict between desire and fulfillment. It employs rich imagery and literary techniques to explore the eternal qualities of art versus the fleeting nature of human existence, inviting profound reflection on beauty and truth.
The evolution of holiday films mirrors societal changes and audience expectations, starting from silent era narratives emphasizing emotional visuals to modern blockbusters highlighting diversity and inclusivity. Classic themes of family, kindness, and selflessness persist, with contemporary films addressing social issues while integrating humor and cultural exchange, reinforcing their enduring appeal during the festive season.
Its been a while here because I went through a health crisis that introduced me to rock bottom in terms of physical wellness. Everyone realizes that health is indeed wealth when we go through times like that. Everything else that we deem important in life comes to a drastic standstill and the only goal becomes... Continue Reading →
What are you curious about? What do you think happens to the consciousness of 'me' once the body is gone? Is the soul conscious of itself? Do we return to whatever source we come from? Or do we simply cease to be? I hate to think that we no longer exist after we die. I... Continue Reading →
There are number of movies revolving around the theme of the holocaust, based in Nazi Germany. Understandably, these movies are rather gore and uneasy to watch considering the dark part of human history they narrate. ‘The Book Thief’, however, is an exception. This 2013 movie directed by Brian Percival based on a book written by... Continue Reading →
~ Making it simple ~ The month of May is here and a lot of us living on the internet are aware of what that means in the entertainment/fashion world. The Met Gala is hosted on the first Monday of May every year and celebrities around the world spend a fortune to attend the event... Continue Reading →
I do not claim to know myself well enough but I think that I have always been a borderline workaholic. Productivity and a constant sense of accomplishment is my high in life and something that keeps me driven. However, one common misconception that people have about workaholics is that we love work so much that... Continue Reading →
Could she tell you a little storyThat'll annoy you but you'll listen anyway'Cz you know this girl loves youSo you put up with her banter everydayCan she tell you a silly last storyBefore she has to let you away? Would you protect her heart just another dayLike you did for so long until todayThrough her... Continue Reading →