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John Mill, The emphatic philosopher of strange confusion
John Mill on his theory of poetry and philosophy collapsed. His biography is unable to relate his personal experience to his thoughts.
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See How Love Poems By Rumi Change Your view
Kindness of love and a way to spirituality from the gunny of verses of Rumi who showed how to love this universe and its form through his poems.
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How The artist Ilya Repin found the truth
Ilya Repin: “I face so much quinine struggle that is with my art until it expresses what I want to express in a clean way and faithful to the truth”
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Desire Of Soul By Abai Qunanbaiuly love everyone in learning
What a wonderful world creator has given us! He magnanimously and generously gave up his light. When mother earth fed us from her breast, our father in heaven thoughtfully inclined over us. — Abay (from his poem Spring)
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Dashdorjiin Natsagdorj: 1 patriotic solid poem “my native land, Mongolia the beautiful!”
Swelling the chest and singing a song of the country could only bring pride in our soul, thus Natsagdorj did excellent job in his poetry that evoke instant patriotic feelings in country lover.
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Nazim Hikmet’s Love in practice: “Worst Is When The Prison Inside.”
Nizam who got different, unique outcome of his study of realism of humans and got it's the best definition. Some of his poetry stands out in differentiation of love which has two repelling sides. Always appreciated for rhythmic flow of his statements.
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Sergei Yesenin: To die, in this life, is not new, And living’s no newer, of course.
“Sergei Yesenin proved that despite having bad habits (heavy drinking ...
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Judith Wright: “We Are Hungry For More”
Philosophical, Psychological Mind, And Nature Lover Judith Wright. Her Poem Northern River From Her First Book “Moving Image” give us tenderness of love of nature which was also become her successful first poetry publication in 1946
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Bal Gangadhar tilak: “It’s a shame for a man to scare a man.”
Bal Gandharv Tilak (23 July 1856–1 Aug 1920) was a teacher who turned to journalist for bringing the awareness of freedom in India. His pen was more than any sword and his paper was carrier of fire of independence and reminder to every individual. He was called the father of first independence movement.
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Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself.
No one who is informed in the education field can doubt about a moment the profound influence of John Dewey on both the theory and practice of American education. — Williams Heard Kilpatrick (successor of John Dewey)
