" ...symbolizes a coin representing financial prosperity and wealth in the couple's future. T"

"... and it’s suggested that victims of the punishment were often left speechless, hence the phrase "cat got your tongue"

"While it might seem contradictory, the idiom evokes the image of an infant sleeping peacefully..."

"The dream that sparked this reflection serves as a reminder of the fundamental unity underlying human diversity."

"So, the next time you feel burdened by something, just remember you're not the only one who’s had a monkey on their back!"

"The health and wellness industry often employs the phrase in advertisements, especially in cold and flu medicine commercials."

"The phrase is al;so heard in Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade, the third instalment of the Indiana Jones series."

When I was a kid, our family moved around a lot, but everywhere we moved, it never took long to get to know our neighbors. It didn’t...

The term "gauntlet" itself comes from the Old French word “gant”, meaning glove.

"The phrase is an example of how clothing can be tied to emotional states in language."

"uses the phrase both literally and metaphorically to describe his harrowing experience of being trapped by a boulder"

... is used more broadly to describe being caught in the middle of any wrongdoing, whether it be cheating on a test, stealing, or lying

As he crossed the river, he is said to have declared, "Alea iacta est," which translates to "The die is cast."

The Pen is Mightier than the Sword ____________________________ The phrase "The pen is mightier than the sword" was coined by English...

"Fortune favors the brave" continues to be widely used today, often as a motivational quote to encourage risk-taking and bold actions

The concept of the Achilles' heel has permeated various aspects of culture beyond literature

The World in Our Words," features twenty-four contributors, and for most of them, it's their first time being published.

With newfound clarity, Pernita understood that life was not defined by a single day or even a string of bad days...

This poem is taken from my 2019 book entitled Leftovers & New Concoctions. Essentially it is the story of my life as told in poetic verse.

The looming thought is, for whom do we invest so much time and effort into perfecting our exterior?