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And from Global Voices we chant our ode to one of Africa's brightest literary stars

Sanskrit This is an ode to the mother goddess, that most of us in India learn when we are children.

To me, this piece is an ode to the voice because it's mysterious as we can see it's quite spontaneous, and it's primal.

People tend to forget that Rudyard Kipling s famous poem about the white man s burden was not an ode to the British Empire, but to the US colonial enterprise in the Philippines.

And it should not have escaped you that the reason I paired the prisoner with his arms out with Leonardo da Vinci's ode to humanity is that that prisoner was mentally ill.

Michael Hanna, an Egyptian blogger and pharmacist, continued his series of mourning the murder of trees, as well as demolishing antique villas in Heliopolis suburb in Cairo, and wrote an ode to a palm tree .

Boss Trump, ode to Nast uploaded by Flickr user DonkeyHotey on March 27, 2016. This image of Boss Trump was adapted from Thomas Nast's famous political cartoon titled The BRAINS, which was originally published in Harper's Weekly on October 21, 1871.

The French nineteenth century statesman Alphonse de Lamartine wrote an ode to European unity along rationalist lines, entitled the Marseillaise of Peace In the course of enlightenment, the world rises to unity I am the fellow citizen of every thinking person Truth is my country.

The term object oriented database system first appeared around 1985. Notable research projects included Encore Ob Server (Brown University), EXODUS (University of Wisconsin Madison), IRIS (Hewlett Packard), ODE (Bell Labs), ORION (Microelectronics and Computer Technology Corporation or MCC), Vodak (GMD IPSI), and Zeitgeist (Texas Instruments).