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5 days ago · 1273. translated from the Farsi by Haleh Liza Gafori. Your laughter turns the world to paradise. It tears through me like fire. It teaches me. Reborn in emptiness, I emerge laughing, here to learn from Love. new depths of laughter. I’ve been short on courage, but I have a heart of sunlight, straight from the king’s hand.
2 days ago · Whether the stories are truth or legend, the candy cane has long been associated with Christmas traditions in Christian churches. Let's have a look at the origin of the candy cane and how this treat can also teach children about Christian beliefs. A multiple-choice quiz by ponycargirl.
5 days ago · - The poem uses the metaphor of a train journey to represent life's experiences, challenges, and destinations. Why is the train used as a metaphor for life? - The train symbolizes the ongoing journey of life , with its ups and downs, stops and starts, and interactions with others who come and go.
5 days ago · We live in cycles of holding on and letting go, but these words will be there to encourage you on your journey through each new season. The fall season encourages us to embrace the art of letting go. Here are 6 poems about letting go and welcoming change.
5 days ago · Candy canes originated in the late 17th century in Germany, where they were used as decorations for Christmas trees. The candy’s shape is said to represent a shepherd’s crook, and its colors symbolize purity and sacrifice. Candy canes are cane-shaped candies, typically white with red stripes and flavored with peppermint. Special Significance:
6 days ago · And so they came. And he pushed them. And they flew.”. ― Guillaume Apollinaire. tags: courage-fear. Read more quotes from Guillaume Apollinaire. Share this quote: Like Quote.
5 days ago · These are poems written by Phyl Losophy - United States poet. Enjoy these wonderful poems on PoetrySoup.com: The free international poems and poetry website.
