In Yiddish and English, a single word—play, or shpil—refers both to recreational enjoyment and to theatrical performance.

The bridge’s background vocals, specifically on the lyric “like a vulture in the snow,” are amazing. The vocals on “I’m embarrassed, mortified” are also spectacular, and reminiscent of Pinegrove’s ...

Indiana author Rebecca Kai Dotlich writes about how a childhood spent collecting lyrics and words sparked her love of poetry.

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Now, when I'm writing, I’m thinking about the instruments I'm putting down or the words ... my rhymes around in a bag and ...

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I’ve related the story before of how, when my siblings, cousins and I were very young, our aunts and uncles – who were in their early 20s at the time – introduced us to a little nursery rhyme-type ...

That's why "Rhyme Without Reason" ideas are so entertaining ... where the only rule is they need to rhyme or have some sort of word play in order to go together. To find out what costumes go ...

That's why "Rhyme Without Reason" ideas are so entertaining ... where the only rule is they need to rhyme or have some sort of word play in order to go together. To find out what costumes go along ...