On the set of the Portuguese production “Ode Marítima (Maritime Ode),” ropes ... about the lyricism in this stage adaptation of a poem by Portugal’s Fernando Pessoa (1888–1935), writing ...

See how Tanatan, Mumbai delicacies are described in a Ode style poem. In Juhu’s heart, where flavors sing, Tanatan’s Kitchen, a culinary king. With dishes divine, a heavenly star, I craft this ...

Memorising poetry was once common in classrooms. But it has, for the most part, gone out of style. There are good reasons for this. Memorisation can clash with creativity and analytical thought.

Italian cuisine, a culinary poetry of flavors, paints a delicious portrait. From pasta’s embrace to pizza’s allure, each dish tells a tale of tradition and passion. Olive oil’s golden verses ...

Its message, taken from a poem by Friedrich Schiller ... (The word “ode” was added for Beethoven’s symphony.) Schiller wrote it in the style of a “geselliges Lied,” a kind of social ...

The word “ode” gets thrown around a lot in relation to poetry, so it’s worth taking a look at Merriam-Webster’s definition of the term: “a lyric poem usually marked by exaltation of ...

First use of ‘kook’: 1960 — whatever did they call us before that?

Something out of arm’s reach, like freedom, the stars, or you. Write an ode to misfits. A poem of praise for those who don’t belong here or there. A lyric ballad for the children of nowhere.

I ended up believing that poetry ought to be lofty and high-minded and that ‘ode’ is another name for Greek-loving pastorals. It was only much later, having left behind this obligatory ...

Thomas Gray (1716–1771) occupies a serious place in any standard list of English poets, even though he published only 13 poems in his lifetime and his collected poetry — including his Latin poems, ...