Emily Bronte’s No coward soul is mine is this week’s poem of the week.

This week’s poem of the week is A.E Housmen’s Here Dead We Lie.

Via Sippican Cottage.

This week’s poem of the week is the Goblin Market by Christina Rossetti

You would not think that pictures of relatively modern military bunkers would look so beautiful. But they do. The landscape really helps.

The Lake Isle of Innisfree by William Butler Yeats.

Voltaries Poem on the Lisbon Disaster goes with this week’s essay.

All These Things That I’ve Done was a widely popular song when it was released in 2005. Many people still find it to be deeply meaningful. The writer of this blog would an example of the type of people who love it.

What does this say about the people who like the song?

Lots of You Tube videos of the song, but we are not posting any of them because we could not find one that we could stand.

Orson Scott Card takes J.K. Rowling to the woodshed. What’s not to like?