CategoryAllAbout artists (142)About poets (107)Clasics in Ñspel (274) Jane Austen (3) Lewis Carroll (4) James Joyce (16) Katherine Mansfield (16) William Shakespeare (97) H G Wells (2)From the Guardian (50)Novels (16)Short stories (77)Translations from Czech (12) Karel Čapek (9) Hana Hindráková (1)Translations from Portuguese (30) Machado de Assis (7) Artur Azevedo (6) Lima Barreto (13)Site statistics (1)Clerihews (31)Limericks (5)Poems from Uncle Arthur (14) Clasics in Ñspel: SUMMER, by John Clare Clasics in Ñspel: How heavy do I journey on the way – William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 50 Clasics in Ñspel: WHAT IS LIFE? by John Clare About Poets: JO SHAPCOTT Clasics in Ñspel: The other two, slight air and purging fire – William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 45 Clasics in Ñspel: THE TURN OF THE SCREW, by Henry James Clasics in Ñspel: Those pretty wrongs that liberty commits – William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 41 About Artists: KATE MccGWIRE Clasics in Ñspel: No more be grieved at that which thou hast done – William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 35 About Artists: MARTIN PARR Clasics in Ñspel: BREAK, BREAK, BREAK, by Alfred Tennyson Clasics in Ñspel: Why didst thou promise such a beauteous day – William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 34 About Poets: W.B. YEATS About Poets: WAYNE HOLLOWAY-SMITH Clasics in Ñspel: Full many a glorious morning have I seen – William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 33 About Artists: LUCIAN FREUD Clasics in Ñspel: Thy bosom is endeared with all hearts – William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 31 About Poets: HELEN DUNMORE Clasics in Ñspel: When to the sessions of sweet silent thought – William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 30 About Artists: BANKSY About Artists: THOMAS J PRICE Clasics in Ñspel: DUBLINERS, by James Joyce Clasics in Ñspel: THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS, by Kenneth Grahame Fṛm Đ Gardịn: The UK government was ready for this pandemic. Until it sabotaged its own system Clasics in Ñspel: ALICE’S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND, by Lewis Carroll Clasics in Ñspel: THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS, by Lewis Carroll Clasics in Ñspel: MONEY, by Benjamin Zephaniah Fṛm Đ Gardịn: Amid the Covid-19 crisis, I keep thinking about the children in our hospices Clasics in Ñspel: OUT IN THE FIELDS WITH GOD, by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Fṛm Đ Gardịn: Trump, Putin and Bolsonaro have been complacent. Now the pandemic has made them all vulnerable Clasics in Ñspel: CROSSING THE BAR, by Alfred Tennyson Clasics in Ñspel: Weary with toil, I haste me to my bed – William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 27 Fṛm Đ Gardịn: Gordon Brown: coronavirus must be ‘eradicated in every continent’ Clasics in Ñspel: CROSSING THE MARA, by Laurie van der Hart Clasics in Ñspel: Mine eye hath played the painter and hath steeled – William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 24 Fṛm Đ Gardịn: ‘This made me smile’: our readers’ favourite coronavirus street art Clasics in Ñspel: Lord of my love, to whom in vassalage – William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 26 Powmz fṛm Uncl Arʈr: THE PRESIDENT SAYS… Clasics in Ñspel: Let me confess that we two must be twain – William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 36 Fṛm Đ Gardịn: Irish support for Native American Covid-19 relief highlights historic bond Fṛm Đ Gardịn: Brazil’s President Bolsonaro must ‘drastically change course’ on Covid-19, says The Lancet Fṛm Đ Gardịn: The Murdoch media’s China coronavirus conspiracy has one aim: get Trump re-elected Clasics in Ñspel: SPELLING, by Margaret Atwood Fṛm Đ Gardịn: Will Americans ever forgive Trump for his heartless lack of compassion? Clasics in Ñspel: THE BONGALOO and BAZONKA! by Spike Milligan Clasics in Ñspel: So is it not with me as with that Muse – William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 21 Clasics in Ñspel: A NIGHTINGALE SANG IN BERKELEY SQUARE, by Eric Maschwitz (lyrics) and Manning Sherwin (music) Fṛm Đ Gardịn: The Observer view on care home deaths being an indictment of our society Clasics in Ñspel: COLONEL FAZACKERLEY BUTTERWORTH-TOAST, by Charles Causley Clasics in Ñspel: ON HER DEAFNESS, by Laurie van der Hart Clasics in Ñspel: When I consider how my light is spent – John Milton’s Sonnet 19 Fṛm Đ Gardịn: The Guardian view on Trump and Covid-19: Americans suffer. Will he? ‹ 1 2 3 4 … 14 › Like this:Like Loading...
