To His Coy Mistress by Andrew Marwell
Haven’t we all heard the phrase “seize the day?” And why shouldn’t we? Do we know what’s in store for us tomorrow? Andrew Marwell, a metaphysical poet from English literature wrote several poems…
Safar ke waqt by Jaun Elia – A lovely Nazm
Urdu is a language that reflects sweetness and beauty. Those who do not understand a single word from Urdu also can feel the emotion it comprises The Urdu language and poetry have many…
Fare Thee Well by Lord Byron – A Separation Poem
“Fare Thee Well By Lord Byron” is an expression of his feelings after separating from his wife in the early 1800s. The fifteen-stanza poem is written in an ABAB pattern. The poet had…
Modern Love by John Keats – 19th or 21st century love?
Love! One of the most iconic yet confusing emotions of… well, all eternity! As said by someone, “ Perhaps the oldest and the simplest emotion known to mankind is love”, and we agree!…
She Walks In Beauty by Lord Byron – An Enchanting Poem
When was the last time you thought about a person who lights up your life? When was the last time you dedicated a piece of visual or lyrical art to his or her…
Don’t Go Far Off by Pablo Neruda: The Pain of Love
We are so grateful to all our readers who have given unconditional love that impelled us to spread our wings and probe many new themes. The poem that we put up on the…
I LOVE YOU: a poem crafted with passion
Last month, our theme Independence in Love won your hearts. We are jubilant that you all adored and appreciated our theme. It has inspired us to explore more and deliver such unique themes…
Annabel Lee: A Poem by Edgar Allan Poe
Edgar Allan Poe was an American writer, poet, editor, and critic. He is famously known for his macabre and haunting poetry & stories, the main themes of which typically revolve around death. Annabel…
Poem Where the Mind is Without Fear by Rabindranath Tagore
If you haven’t heard yet this month Love Smitten is celebrating all the Indian poets known around the world. In this manner, we wish to give a tribute to all of these poets…
