Dr. Sachin Londhe, Associate Professor of English, K. N. Bhise College

The Last Leaf  by O. Henry About the Author: O. Henry O. Henry, whose real name was  William Sydney Porter , was an American short story writer known for his wit, wordplay, and clever twist endings. Born on September 11, 1862, in Greensboro, North Carolina, O. Henry wrote over 600 short stories during his lifetime. His stories often depict the lives of ordinary people, and he is particularly famous for his tales set in New York City, where he lived for many years. Some of his most famous works include  The Gift of the Magi ,  The Ransom of Red Chief , and  The Last Leaf . O. Henry's stories are characterized by their surprise endings and his ability to capture the essence of human nature. Summary of  The Last Leaf  by O. Henry The Last Leaf  is a poignant short story set in Greenwich Village, New York, during the 1890s. The story revolves around two young artists, Sue and Johnsy, who share a studio apartment in an old brick building. The narrative...

  Tree at My Window by Robert Frost  Robert Frost Robert Frost was an American poet known for his realistic depictions of rural life and his deep exploration of complex social and philosophical themes. Born in San Francisco, he later moved to New England, which became the setting for many of his poems. Frost’s poetry is characterized by simple language, vivid imagery, and a deep connection with nature. His works often explore human struggles, emotions, and the relationship between nature and human life. Some of his most famous poems include The Road Not Taken , Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening , Mending Wall , and Birches . He won four Pulitzer Prizes for poetry and became one of America's most celebrated poets. His writing style blends traditional structures with deep metaphorical meanings, making his poetry both accessible and profound.   Tree at My Window by Robert Frost Tree at my window, window tree, My sash is lowered when night comes on; But l...