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Nanao Sakaki: If you have time to chatter books
Nanao Sakaki: If you have time to chatter, Read Books. If you have time to read books, Walk into mountain, desert and Ocean. If you have time to walk, Sing a song and dance. If you have time to dance, Sit quietly, you, happy lucky idiot.
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Power of Love: Complex relationship of Frida and Diego
Learn how Love attracts souls against each other after losing the bond of weak and complex relationships. The notable couple of 21 years gap in their birth, it must have been the first couple of their family or the city. Painter Frida Kahlo (6 July 1907–13 July 1954) when married to divorced and 21 years senior and mentor Diego Rivera (8 Dec 1886–24 Nov 1957) they had many mutual infidelities. However, they seek a source of love of infinite strings attached to each other. Ardent, deceiving and no ashamed of their relationship went on exploring life with each-other passionately [...]
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Poetry of Edna St Vincent Millay taught us Growing old is dying young
Sentiment and feminine women of 19th century of America. Edna St Vincent Millay (b. 22 Feb 1892 — d. 19 Oct 1950) earned gold badge for poetry when she was 14 and became a famous poet at 15 along with increasing her several flummoxed romantic relationship with men and women during her college years.
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Obama: “Milk Harvey Gave Us Hope, Unashamed and Unafraid”
The man who understand life and relationship very closely and never gave up on his either love and passion. The member of San Francisco Board of Supervisors Harvey Milk (b. 22 May 1930 — d. 27 Nov 1978) was Gay Rights Activist and Community Leader. The first homosexual politician in the history of American politics of California.
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Sylvia Rivera: “…don’t even like the label transgender.”
“Sylvia Rivera, the woman who faced child abuse, pushed to ...
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Own Circumstances made Karve a Social Reformer and great Educator
It is Dhondo Karve who spent his entire life for betterment of women of India when he actually experienced himself the state of abuse. Unforgettable contribution of Dhondo Keshav Karve (b. 18 Apr 1858 — d. 9 Nov 1962) He was a social reformer and educator who contributed his life for Hindu widow and their remarriages. He claimed that every widow of India should get remarry. Also...
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Melancholy Life: Amy Levy couldn’t survive “double D” war
“Amy used simple and meaningful words in her poem “A ...
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The Man of Dual Artistic Skill, “Sadanand Bakre”
“Sadanand Bakre, The man of dual artistic skills whose paintings ...
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Kipling’s Poem: “The White Man’s Burden” on colonial control
The English journalist Joseph Rudyard Kipling (b. 30 Dec 1865 ...
Letter/Essay
Local Matters: special letter to Mrs Bixby from Abraham Lincoln
This is a story of a widow Lydia Parker Bixby ...
