Joyce, Wild, Swift, or Yeats – It is strange to imagine that for such a small-scaled island its literary influence has been so profound. On
Joyce, Wild, Swift, or Yeats – It is strange to imagine that for such a small-scaled island its literary influence has been so profound. On
It was Karl Marx, who said that the history of humanity can be summarized as the history of class struggle. Maybe, He was right based
According to the Romantics, the best form of writing is spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings. When one feels an emotion and gets the urge to
Welcome to my new podcast, A Celebration of Irish Poetry! Poetry Day Ireland was celebrated last week on April 30th and it inspired me to
With the Leaving and Junior Certificate exams just around the corner, here at The Circular we thought we’d take a trip down memory lane at
In this series, the Circular will meet 5 inspiring Dubliners to get an insight into how they have made Dublin a place they can call home.
Poems are always seen as a window to the writer’s heart, and a door to the beauty of life. Words are worth worlds when they
“Gather round me, ye girls and ye boys, Till I tell yez stories of the days of old” -Zozimus Two Dublin filmmakers are bringing the tale
Poetry can change society! That is what Marluce Lima is eager to spread: kindness in the form of poetry to make the world a better
Poetry surprises! ”Poetry surprises. It knocks on your door and runs away. It greets you on the street with a face you haven’t seen in
International Women’s Day is the perfect occasion to make a feminine knowledge check-up. “First poetry is not my cup of tea, so guess for women’s