Samuel Johnson’s “London” (1738) stands as one of the most powerful satirical poems in 18th-century English literature. Written when Johnson…
George Orwell’s “Shooting an Elephant” reveals profound insights about imperialism, moral conflict, and social pressure through a seemingly simple narrative.…
John Milton’s “L Allegro” stands as one of the most vibrant and joyful poems in English literature. This companion piece…
Matthew Arnold’s “To Marguerite Continued” is a profound exploration of human isolation and emotional connection that resonates with readers across…
Introduction Wilfred Owen’s “Strange Meeting” is one of the most powerful anti-war poems ever written. Composed during World War I…
Langston Hughes’ one-act play “Soul Gone Home” is a powerful and poignant examination of poverty, family relationships, and the harsh…
Eunice de Souza’s powerful poem “Bequest” tackles generational trauma questions head-on, exploring how trauma, cultural expectations, and unspoken struggles pass…
Introduction Francis Bacon’s essay “Of Friendship” explores the value and nature of friendship in human life. As one of his…
An Old Woman by Arun Kolatkar An Old Woman by Arun Kolatkar, part of his Commonwealth Poetry Prize-winning collection “Jejuri”…
“Shall I Compare Thee MCQs” are essential practice materials for students studying Shakespeare’s famous Sonnet 18. These carefully curated multiple-choice…