Here's how to help the poemless: go to the poetry shelves in the children’s section of your local library. Grab a book by ...

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That doesn’t frighten me. What’s more, I look for it.” This freed theologians to talk about how the church could present the gospel message in a way that is understandable in the 21st century.

The bug which you would frighten me with, I seek. To me can life be no commodity, The crown and comfort of my life, your favour, I do give lost, for I do feel it gone, But know not how it went.

Grant me a simple soul that knows to treasure all that is good and that doesn’t frighten easily at the sight of evil, but rather finds the means to put things back in their place.

She was once dubbed “the one Sadiq Khan fears”. The phrase was splashed on billboards, blared from vans and echoed across social media. For a while, Susan Hall was everywhere. But it was more ...