From the column: "To misapply a fine point, poetry — like Latin, FORTRAN, and fact-checking — is a dead language." ...

In primary school grammar class we learned about onomatopoeia which are sound words … words that sound like the thing to which they refer. I often find onomatopoeia in poetry (e.g. Twas the night ...

Onomatopoeia is when a word sounds like the noise it is describing. Comics often use onomatopoeia to show sound effects. For example: Pow! Bang! Boom! Watch this short clip to revise onomatopoeia ...

"Pipes of Peace" was a song that was a big hit in Great Britain for Paul McCartney upon its release in 1983. Once he received ...

In the table read with the whole cast, I kind of just read it without any emotion and I do remember the director saying, ‘She’ll be more emotional next time,’" she said.

This could be the perfect way to use Onomatopoeia in the DCU, grounding the villain, and finding a way to keep some of his comic foibles in a medium where integral parts of the characters don’t ...

“Poetry and Science; individually, but especially together are instruments for knowing the world more intimately and loving ...

In the hours since his death, a beautiful poem he wrote for her has resurfaced, melting hearts the world over. Their love story was legendary and enduring, spanning more than seven decades since ...

Continuing with inspirational poems that use the metaphor of song, “Lift Every Voice and Sing” promises better days if we can all get together and just … sing. In a world constantly divided ...

In this article, I explore 10 key ways software engineers are using AI to push the boundaries of what’s possible in technology, with research assistance from ChatGPT. These methods highlight how ...

When reading poetry a reader will interpret what it means to them. Everyone's response is different. What is imagery? Learn about how writers use imagery, the impact of imagery and how it appeals ...